Dun Wheeling is a young PI whose inexperience forces him to make it up as he goes; his strong instincts keep him alive.
A tongue-in-cheek novel with humor, unusual characters, mystery, murder, unexpected twists, and romance that combine to make SOS an easy read that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
A wealthy young socialite walks away from her social pressures, and her pompous brother offers Dun an unusual but lucrative incentive to find her before the family name is smudged on national TV.
Dun starts out thinking it will be a simple case of hide and seek, but stumbles into a web of kidnapping schemes that won’t go away. Multiple attempts to grab the attractive socialite pits Dun against an unexpected adversary, and exposes him to the temptation to break the most sacred rule of his profession.
Excerpt
“Dun, this is Sally!” The urgency in her voice, its volume barely above a whisper, brought him to full alert.
“Sally, what’s wrong?”
“Someone’s…outside my room…trying to break in. Faint scratching at the door.”
Professional Reviews
SOS
I laughed, I cried, I wanted to fight. A real tongue-in-cheek novel, beginning with the title.
Tom Horner, author of Devil's Garden
SOS
SOS is a mystery that can make you smile while it holds you at the edge of your seat. The sequel won’t be here fast enough for me.
Jen Nielsen, author of Runaway Witness
SOS
This detective/romance novel is not about saving souls, or anything on a shingle, for that matter. It's an easy read that's hard to put down--the best book I've ever written.
Ron Peters (author)
Jerry Lowenstein, an octogenarian and a nice guy, has written a fantastic mystery/ suspense novel that takes place just after WW2 on and near Bikini Atoll. He actually witnessed an atomic bomb test. Can you imagine that?
Six straight men in the cast plus free Tex-Mex food? My friend Lida Rose sure knew how to persuade me. I signed on the dotted line and dusted off my dance shoes. I knew Bad Business on the Brazos would have them rolling in the aisles and standing up
