Pole Pedal Murder - Haynes, Ted
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When a star woman athlete dies ahead of Bend's famed Pole Pedal Paddle multi-sport race, Sheriff's Detective Carl Breuninger finds multiple suspects but no proof that the woman's death was murder. Sarah Chatham, the attorney the victim hired shortly before she died, believes the woman stole a fortune and ingeniously hid the money. Sarah and Carl help each other find the truth through intertwined investigations, interrupted by the gang-style execution of a prominent citizen during the race may or may not help explain the first death. The book combines fascinating mysteries, vivid characters, varied and exciting settings, and a surprising conclusion.…mehr

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When a star woman athlete dies ahead of Bend's famed Pole Pedal Paddle multi-sport race, Sheriff's Detective Carl Breuninger finds multiple suspects but no proof that the woman's death was murder. Sarah Chatham, the attorney the victim hired shortly before she died, believes the woman stole a fortune and ingeniously hid the money. Sarah and Carl help each other find the truth through intertwined investigations, interrupted by the gang-style execution of a prominent citizen during the race may or may not help explain the first death. The book combines fascinating mysteries, vivid characters, varied and exciting settings, and a surprising conclusion.
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Autorenporträt
Ted Haynes is the author of both history and fiction set in Central Oregon, including four earlier books in the Northwest Murder Mystery Series. He and his wife first visited Bend in 1975 and live on the Little Deschutes River near Sunriver. Ted is a fisherman, kayaker, and competitive master swimmer. He has studied fiction writing with Hilary Jordan, Lynn Stegner, and Nancy Packer. He is a member of Mystery Writers of America and a founding board member of the Waterston Prize for Desert Writing.