Dead Air - Overton, Scott
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It's a hard thing to accept that someone wants you dead. It forces you to decide if you have anything worth living for. Long-time radio "morning man" Lee Garrett is bottoming out. The career he loved has turned sour, leaving behind a dwindling audience and the wreckage of his marriage. When he finds a death threat on his control console, he shrugs it off as a sick prank-until a series of minor harassments turns into a set of undeniable attempts on his life. The suspects are many-he's made enemies-and the police are strangely uncooperative. But when the deadliest assault yet claims an innocent…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
It's a hard thing to accept that someone wants you dead. It forces you to decide if you have anything worth living for. Long-time radio "morning man" Lee Garrett is bottoming out. The career he loved has turned sour, leaving behind a dwindling audience and the wreckage of his marriage. When he finds a death threat on his control console, he shrugs it off as a sick prank-until a series of minor harassments turns into a set of undeniable attempts on his life. The suspects are many-he's made enemies-and the police are strangely uncooperative. But when the deadliest assault yet claims an innocent victim, Garrett knows he has no choice-he has to find his persecutors and force a confrontation. The extraordinary outcome will test the limits of an ordinary man.
Autorenporträt
A radio broadcaster for more than thirty years, Scott Overton described that world in his first novel, the mystery/thriller Dead Air, shortlisted for a Northern Lit Award in Ontario, Canada. Now he writes science fiction including his 2020 SF thriller The Primus Labyrinth, the 2021 SF adventure Naïda, 2022's psychological SF thriller The Dispossession of Dylan Knox, and the cautionary 2022 SF thriller Augment Nation. His short fiction has been published in numerous magazines and anthologies.As an author and freelance voice talent, Scott works from his home on a lake in northern Ontario. His website is www.scottoverton.ca .