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Faces Of The Gone: A Mystery (Carter Ross Mysteries, 1),New Raphaela Where He Settled In 1869Faces Of The Gone By Brad Parks Won The Shamus Award For Best First Novel And The Nero Award For Best American Mysteryit Is The First Book To Receive Both Awards. Named To The Year'S Best Mystery Debuts By The Chicago Suntimes And South Florida Sunsentinel. Investigative Reporter Carter Ross Finds Himself With Gruesome Frontpage News: Four Bodies In A Vacant Lot, Each With A Single Bullet Hole In The Back Of The Head. In A Haste To Calm Residents,