General Information
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 Title:                  Saga of the Skolian Empire (Major Bhaajan #4) Book 18 - The Jigsaw Assassin
 Author:                 Catherine Asaro
 Read By:                Morgan Hallett
 Copyright:              (c)2022 Catherine Asaro (P)2022 Recorded Books
 Audible.com Release:    August 9th, 2022
 Original Publication:   2022
 Genre:                  Mystery/Space Opera
 Format:                 MPEG-4 (M4B)
 Publisher:              Recorded Books
 Duration:               16 hours, 25 minutes, 2 seconds
 Chapters:               28
 Unabridged:             Yes


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 Source Sample Rate:     44100 Hz
 Source Channels:        2
 Source Bitrate:         126 kbits

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 Encoded Codec:          AAC / M4B
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 Chapter Rename:         inAudible 1.97 -KAZIN
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Book Description
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Selei City is the capital of the Imerialte and one of the most desired locales in all of the Skolian Empire. But its thin veneer of civilization is cracked when a series of brutal crimes implicates those in political power in a vast conspiracy. Three prominent scientists have lost their lives to a serial killer-and notes at the scenes of the crimes lead to a connection to the Royalist political party.

Major Bhaajan, former military officer turned private detective, is called back to Selei City to solve the crime. Bhaaj and her crew of Undercity Dust Knights plunge into the Byzantine world of imperial politics-a jigsaw world where none of the pieces seem to fit. As the assassination plot becomes more and more convoluted, Bhaaj is kidnapped, threatened with death, and must fight for her life against the growing number of people threatened by her investigation. Bhaaj has faced all this and more, but now she must deal with something far deadlier-interstellar politics.