Murder On The Silver Comet Trail by Charlotte Fairchild
Category:	Mystery/Suspense	Publisher:	Createspace	ISBN-10:	144045325X	Type:
Pages:	200	Copyright:	Dec. 31, 2008	ISBN-13:	9781440453250	Fiction

Silver Comet Trail comedy murder mystery. Buy your copy! Amazon Murder Trail What happens when someone is found on a Trail in a sleepy little town? What would you do if you were the one who found this person who died? How would it change your life?

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A scenic trail
A scenic trail and friendly family walk combine to bring shock by a surprise finding. Here are the building blocks of the book. Now add an inquisitive dog, a friend who believes in psychic powers, a metal detector, and strange men who challenge the women walking on the trail. How do these things fit together? Read Charlotte's book to find out.--Al Reynolds, Reference Librarian, Frederick Community College, Served as Customer Service Librarian for the National Library of Medicine (NIH) and as Technical Information Specialist for the Defense Intelligence Agency

Whodunit
Everybody likea a good "whodunit," and here's an interesting take on the genre. Set in rural northwest Georgia, what starts out as a relaxed walk turns sour after a gruesome find and encounters with characters that give a decidedly uneasy feeling. Mix a mysterious single shot, a disturbing lightening bolt, kudzu, two parts local color, and you've got Murder On The Silver Comet Trail. Recommended.--Bill Nichols is most recently director of medical libraries for the Air Force and Army, as well as former head of the main library at Fort Knox, KY. He considers himself on his second career as an information pro.

Stroll the Trail
Author Charlotte Fairchild invites you to come along for a stroll along the Silver Comet Trail. Join her main characters and see if you can help them solve the mysterious murder. Who was it? Was she really the obnoxious promoter of marketing? Had she really offended someone to the point that she had to give up her life? Don your sherlock Holmes hat and try your hand at answering the inevitable questions of "Who done it?" and "Why?"--Jim Swettenham, Premier Award recipient for the Best Saskatchewan Cultural Story in the Saskatchewan Weekly newspaper's Association Better Newspapers Competition 1994, Commendation from the Canadian Press for Royal coverage and award winning cross stitcher.