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Author - my first murder mystery

3/17/2019

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I know that I spent last year finishing 'The Gilded Harvest', plus  reworking, editing and republishing both 'Bat Blood - The Devil's Claw' and 'Bat Blood-Unshackled Demons'.  I did not have much time left over to write anything new.  This year I thought I would turn things around.  To do that I challenged myself to a write a novel in two month.  That was six weeks ago, and guess what?  I have finally finished my first draft of 'Author'.

'Author'

 Blackett Hill, a small community with no children wasn't on any map.  When a best selling author goes there for an unwelcomed book signing and is killed, its unusual residents are more than just alarmed.  They are frightened.

 As Detective Douglas, a surly, stubborn police officer, investigates the murder, he finds the town's doctor blocking his every move.  When the entire town shuns him, his capable assistant Sgt. Ryan is caught in the middle.

 With no murder weapon and too many suspects, the officers have to resort to unusual tactics to unravel what they believe maybe the truth.  But nothing is what it seems, and karma has its own ideas.

 'Author', is a murder mystery with more than just a twist.  When even the murder weapon can not be identified, the police need to dive into some unusual aspects of the publishing industry.  As the detective focusses on Roger Blackett, the man that owns the property that the town is built on, more than just the gloves are removed.
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