The Third Witness pits Robert H. and Tisza against organized crime and four killers sent to their small town. A pregnant deputy is held captive and the efforts to free her and capture the bad guys keep the two heroes busy. An exciting climax and ending.
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Philip Dampier lives in Alabama and enjoys retirement from public school teaching. He is active in church and taking care of his roses. He is a new comer to writing as his first book, The Red Shoe was published just last year when he was 78.
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