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Category:
Mystery/Suspense
Publisher: Indie
Type: Fiction
Pages: 222
Copyright: July 31, 2015
Price: $3.99 (eBook)
In Book 2 of the Chance O'Brien Mystery Series, Chance O'Brien is investigating the murder of a high school cheerleader.
Chance O’Brian is back with his FBI wife Macy Adams and his loyal homicide partner Cassandra Romero to solve the murder of a pretty blonde cheerleader.
Someone shot Brittany Banks and left her body in her BMW in the Kings Oak High School parking lot. All the evidence points to one suspect, but are the clues too good to be true?
Jake Windham, the local college hero, is fighting to prove his innocence with all the cards stacked against him and a killer in pursuit bent on revenge.
Excerpt
Most Mondays were slow days on campus. Many students and teachers alike spent too much time partying over the weekend and most were reluctant to get back into the business of academics.
Kings Oak High School housed about fifteen hundred students, and discipline problems arose daily. The principal relied on Officer Mario Rodriguez to keep a lid on things, and he rarely asked for any help from others, including the Houston Police Department.
Normally, his steady, calm demeanor made him an especially valuable campus police officer. Today, the look on his face alarmed his boss.
“What is it, Mario?” Principal Melissa Young motioned to a wingback chair near her shiny mahogany desk. “Have a seat and tell me.”
He shook his head, gulped some air and caught his breath before speaking. “We’ve got a big problem outside in the parking lot.”
Ms. Young stood up abruptly, took his arm, and propelled him out of her office. “Let’s get out there. You can tell me on the way.”
“I already called it in to HPD. I don’t think the two of us can do this alone.”
Now, a worried look appeared on the principal’s face. She took out her two-way mobile phone and flipped it on while they walked. “What are you talking about?”
“There’s a body out there and it smells to high heaven.”
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