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CRIME UNKNOWN (A Buck Taylor Novel)

A Death in the Mountains. A Truth That Could Burn It All Down.

In the shadow of Colorado’s towering peaks lies Copper Creek—a picturesque mountain town hiding a century of secrets. When a young Black college student is discovered hanged in a campus basement, local police rush to call it suicide. His devastated parents refuse to accept the official story, and the Colorado Bureau of Investigation sends Agent Buck Taylor to uncover what really happened.

What begins as a routine inquiry becomes a highstakes investigative thriller as Buck and his team confront hostile authorities, buried racial tensions, and a community desperate to protect its past. Every clue pulls them deeper into a web of lies stretching back generationsone that powerful people will do anything to keep hidden.

With pressure mounting from the governor, national attention closing in, and the threat of civil unrest rising, Buck must choose:

Expose the truth and risk tearing Copper Creek apart—or let the lies stand and watch justice die.

Perfect for fans of crime thrillers with social depth, investigative mysteries, and characterdriven suspense, Crime Unknown delivers a gripping, emotionally charged story that lingers long after the final page.

Why Readers Will Be Hooked

Suspenseful, Cinematic & Unrelenting

            Beneath Copper Creek: A town’s secrets, a family’s fight for justice

            The hanging in the basement—what lies beneath the official story

            A death in the mountains. A truth that could burn it all down

            The suicide they swore wasn’t: Buck Taylor hunts the truth

            One town. One lie. One agent who won’t let go

Socially Charged & Investigative

            Justice buried: the case that shook Copper Creek

            When grief meets resistance: a family’s quest for truth

            Racial tensions and centuryold lies collide in Colorado

            The façade of Copper Creek cracks under the weight of truth

            A town’s legacy on trial—what really happened in the basement

Emotional, Human & CharacterDriven

            He was their son. They want the truth

            Buck Taylor faces the case that could break him—and a town

            A mother’s grief. A father’s rage. A community’s reckoning

            The cost of silence: what Copper Creek tried to hide

            Truth hurts. Lies kill. Justice demands more

Customer Reviews

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Erin W.

The plot is tight and the emotional beats land hard.

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Jason K.

Every chapter ends with a hook. Buck Taylor is in top form.

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Michelle D.

The setting is eerie and the mystery is layered. Loved the tone.

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Editorial Review

Morgan excels at building tension through silence, shadows, and secrets.

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Harold B.

The unknown elements of this case kept me on edge the whole time.

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