Murder In Stoney Lonesome - Dietz, Martha
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A Hollywood Producer, Andy Abbott, was kidnapped in Sapporo, Japan, by a Psychotic Scientist who plans to infect the world with a deadly serum, then become a Savior with an anecdote he has yet to perfect. Told by Japanese officials that his plane crashed and there were no survivors, the widow was given an Urn full of ashes and dismissed. No longer needing to live in Bal Air, Abby Abbott moves back to her roots in Bloomington, Indiana. Having built a new home in a nearby artsy community, Nashville, IN, she stumbles across the body of an Asian in a forest on her property. That murder leads to an…mehr

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A Hollywood Producer, Andy Abbott, was kidnapped in Sapporo, Japan, by a Psychotic Scientist who plans to infect the world with a deadly serum, then become a Savior with an anecdote he has yet to perfect. Told by Japanese officials that his plane crashed and there were no survivors, the widow was given an Urn full of ashes and dismissed. No longer needing to live in Bal Air, Abby Abbott moves back to her roots in Bloomington, Indiana. Having built a new home in a nearby artsy community, Nashville, IN, she stumbles across the body of an Asian in a forest on her property. That murder leads to an investigation by a number of Federal Agencies. It stretches from the United States to Japan, Russia, Finland, England and back to Bloomington and Nashville. Intrigue combines with humor in a Senior Citizen Facility. It is a compelling read from cover to cover.
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Martha Dietz grew up in Bloomington, Indiana and graduated from Indiana University. She was Advertising and Publicity Director for The Conrad Hilton Hotel in Chicago until she married into Show Business and became a performer herself. Together, she and her husband performed in the United States, Canada, Asia, and Europe for 35 years. Widowed in LA and retired back to Indiana, she began writing novels. Her first novel, "Rue de Navaran", dealing with Thought Transference, was published when she was 70. On her 90th birthday, "Luceta", a fictional biography based on the life of her much married sister-in-law, was published. Now at 94, her third book, "Murder In Stoney Lonesome", deals with Germ Warfare. She has also written two Teleplays: "Love On The Mezzanine" and "Riverboat Romance". She writes because it is FUN.