To Save The Refuge - George, Michael
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Between three strange murders, constant poaching in the wild life refuge, and the planned protest against the resort that is destroying the wild life refuge, Mack Thomas has his hands full. That's just the beginning though. He receives a totally unexpected inheritance, which alone, is enough to change his life. Then another unexpected event occurs when someone suddenly becomes a huge part of his life. Someone who shouldn't be part of his life, but is now and forever will be. Then disaster strikes, and it changes everything, even though everything has already been changed. Michael has had a…mehr

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Between three strange murders, constant poaching in the wild life refuge, and the planned protest against the resort that is destroying the wild life refuge, Mack Thomas has his hands full. That's just the beginning though. He receives a totally unexpected inheritance, which alone, is enough to change his life. Then another unexpected event occurs when someone suddenly becomes a huge part of his life. Someone who shouldn't be part of his life, but is now and forever will be. Then disaster strikes, and it changes everything, even though everything has already been changed. Michael has had a lifetime interest in the environment and the difficulty protecting it. He is an avid reader of history, science, and fiction, especially mysteries. He is a retired carpenter, but was a computer programer/operator, a 24/7 service station manager, a dairy farmer, grocery clerk, and even picked potatoes with migrant farm workers. He has been married over 50 years and is now retired. He enjoys writing, gardening, studying history and science, and outdoor photography.
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Writing as Michael Wiley, Michael George is the author of eleven novels and two books of literary criticism. Recipient of the Best Novel Shamus Award for A Bad Night's Sleep as well as other prizes and nominations for his long fiction, he also publishes short stories, including "Where There's Love," selected for the Best Mystery Stories of 2022 anthology. His fiction focuses on crime, in Chicago, where he grew up, the Southeast, where he has lived for the past twenty-five years, and, as in Find Your Own Way Home, the spaces in between. Having worked as an itinerant cherry picker, an attendant at an in-patient mental health facility, and a speechwriter, Michael is a professor of creative writing and literature at the University of North Florida.