I am pleased to announce to everyone that I have signed a contract to have my second novel published.
The novel, at this point, is to be called, "A Murder in Concord."
When we get closer to finding out a release date, I will let everyone know.
For now, here is the brief description of the novel as it will appear on the back cover. I apologize for the brevity of it.
"Meet the Fitzgeralds, one of the richest families in the state of North Carolina. Owners of the wildly successful Fitzgerald's line of restaurants. They are a picture perfect family and pillars of the community of Concord.
Until the morning the owner, Trent, is found dead in the middle of the highly secure Fitzgerald's Inc. parking lot. There are no witnesses and no suspects. Trent seemingly had no enemies leaving the police baffled.
The only person who appears on the police's radar is Trent's assistant, Lucas Caine. The person who found Trent and the last person to see Trent alive.
When Lucas finds himself in the crosshairs as a potential suspect, he launches his own investigation using his intimate knowledge of the Fitzgerald family to try to clear his name.
He finds a dark side to this family no one knew about, and what he finds could lead to his death."
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