Payroll padding contractors, sleazy bar owners, cops on the take, real-estate scammers, mob infested politicians, and rabid carousel fanatics make Murder Goes Round and Round a roiling crime tale that will keep you guessing until the end.
Grief stricken over his wife’s untimely death, Russell Gerrard’s life is on the verge of total shutdown. When his brother-in-law is arrested for murder, Russ, knowing his wife would have done anything for her brother, pulls himself together and comes to his brother-in-law’s aid.
Russ suspects a frame-up incited by his financially strapped brother-in-law putting his million dollar antique carousel up for sale. Many in Sea Gate, a decaying resort, feel the ninety year old carousel is the last vestige of the town’s glory days, and want to use it as the centerpiece of the town’s revival plans.
We have all ridden a carousel at some time in our lives whether at an amusement park or at a traveling fair. How were carousels invented? What inspired the inventors? Why are the early ones antiques today? What is the story behind the colors and the brass ring machine? While reading this great puzzler mystery, you will find answers to these questions.
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Murder Goes Round and Round
5.0 out of 5 stars Great Read, May 14, 2012
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This book really engaged my attention. It seemed like there were dozens of suspects in this story, and yet I never guessed who had committed the murder or framed the other victim. At first I had trouble keeping track of all the different characters, but the characters are distinct enough that after awhile I "knew" them just like the amateur detective in the story. There was also a sideline romance which took place. Very worth reading.
Murder Goes Round and Round
Loved it!,
John Crawford - See all my reviews
I couldn't put this wonderful mystery down. I read it in two days. Besides being a great puzzler mystery that kept me guessing until the end, I learned a lot about antique carousels. A must buy for all mystery fans.
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