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Adrift at the Edge - Pierce, Lloyd Z
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South American gold, smuggling, a love triangle, art collections, and high fashion are all parts of a murder or murders. Amid the backdrop of Jazz Age London, Scotland Yard Inspector Fitzhugh must weave through high society without tipping his hand about the suspects and causing a financial panic. Is the killer one of the elite, or just a devious thug with a penchant for money and murder? Passion and profit are the threads that bind or unravel the identity of the killer. With beautiful women, men of distinction, and a possible connection to royalty, this tapestry of treachery will eave you feeling like you are adrift at the edge.…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
South American gold, smuggling, a love triangle, art collections, and high fashion are all parts of a murder or murders. Amid the backdrop of Jazz Age London, Scotland Yard Inspector Fitzhugh must weave through high society without tipping his hand about the suspects and causing a financial panic. Is the killer one of the elite, or just a devious thug with a penchant for money and murder? Passion and profit are the threads that bind or unravel the identity of the killer. With beautiful women, men of distinction, and a possible connection to royalty, this tapestry of treachery will eave you feeling like you are adrift at the edge.
Autorenporträt
Lloyd Z. Pierce is a lifelong Chicagoan. He is a father of four sons and has worked in a variety of occupations, including business consulting, sales and marketing management, stock brokerage, education, and radio advertising. He started writing for work, but soon found that the bedtime stories he told his kids were helping his creativity and quality at work. His sons encouraged him to try longer formats, like full-length novels. He has also coached speech and drama at the secondary level. He would also like to thank his wife, Mary, for her patience and Ellen Thornton for help with the initial editing.