The Jericho Trumpet

Allen Watts

2017. g. janv. · Pārdevējs: Simon and Schuster

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Documents prove the owners of a financial company co-conspired to illegally mishandle the fortunes of their clients. A government investigator stumbles upon the records. He just has to sort out the data first and plans to do it during a hunting trip in Tennessee. The two brothers who own the financial company panic. They hire a 'fixer' who employs a skilled assassin to hide their transgressions. It must look like a hunting accident. Something goes wrong. A young couple witness the murder and put the killer on their trail. Detective John Bethany and forensic pathologist, Dr. Anita Spears, from Michigan, are hiking the Appalachian Trail. They soon become involved and seek answers as well because they know one of the victims. Now the hunter becomes the hunted. Follow Bethany and Spears as they pursue a purposeful killer and unravel the mystery surrounding the financial company and its international partner.

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Mr. Watts is a life-long resident of Michigan. He was born in Detroit, but raised in one of the suburbs. Educated in the Catholic school systems, he also attended Wayne State University. He is a recent retiree of General Motors, spending thirty plus years on both sides of the fence as an hourly and supervisory employee. Married, both he and his wife come from large families. They enjoy traveling in the US and frequently spend time at their vacation home in Northern Michigan. Mr. Watts enjoys working with his hands. Most of the time, he can be found repairing, restoring and refinishing. He loves the outdoors and is an avid golfer and hunter. When not on the course, in the woods, or puttering around the workshop, he's content just cutting the grass. Relaxing each night with a good book, is what pushed him to write his own. 'Caution: Electrical Hazard' is his first novel, but not his proudest achievement, as he is the father of three wonderful adult children.