This is an inscription contest for my upcoming book, In Search of Sal
Thanks everyone for your kind and positive feedback to the announcement of the publication (hopefully this October) of In Search of Sal,my-murder-mystery-inspired-by-the-true-story-of-someone-we-all-know. We’ve come up with an idea to include all of you in the book’s success. We need an inspiring quote on the inside page—you know, like “. . . you are a lost generation” on the first blank page of The Sun Also Rises. It can be original or borrowed from a poem or other work (as long as you credit the poet or writer), and we’ll acknowledge you as the contributor and/or author on that opening page. ALL CONTRIBUTORS WILL HAVE THEIR NAMES PUBLISHED IN THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.I’d like to pay you, but I’m still a struggling (young? I wish) writer. I want the book to be successful, and I want to share that success with my friends. I can’t give away the plot, but the key elements include Hollywood, murder, fame, greed and redemption. We’ll take your ideas and names from now until March 15th. Hope this works and hope to hear from you, my wonderful and supportive friends.
During the Christmas Season, servants Jane Meyers and Alfie Dawkins search for missing persons from opposite sides of the social spectrum: a homeless man and the Duke's son.
When high school principal Jerry Egge is brutally murdered, Deputy sheriff Dave Jenkins begins an eerie investigation. Just about everyone in Soldier, Minnesota, is a suspect.
"Murder isn't usually this funny."
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Dallas attorney Stan Turner hates criminal law but has a propensity for attracting murder cases anyway. So, it's no big surprise when a simple attorney-ad-litem appointment in family court evolves into a complex murder trial.