Mike Walters

Hidden Beneath the Pines (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A BATTERED EX-WIFE. A FLOATING BODY WASHING UP ON A LAKESHORE. ALL FINGERS POINT TO ONE MAN. FAMILY SECRETS CAN'T BE KEPT FOREVER.

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Out of curiosity, an esteemed businessman Matt Walker, concerned by an unexpected phone call he receives from an estranged ex-wife heads to the home they once shared and to his dismay walks into a crime scene.

Thinking they have their man, seasoned detective Mara Graley, and a rookie partner with anger issues are surprised when the ex, sobbing but relieved, rushes into Walker's arms. For a short time, the detectives shift their focus until later that evening when a body washes up on the lakeshore of Walker's current home.

Now the prime suspect, in a race between a killer on the loose and detectives breathing down his neck, Walker is forced into a challenging predicament to clear his name and protect those he loves.

Walters uses his beloved Southern Oregon as the story's backdrop and keeps you turning pages, and wondering who did it, to the end.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Mike Walters
• Erscheinungstermin: 31. Mai 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9780986357442
• Artikelnr.: 72511507

Autorenporträt

Southern Oregon native, Mike Walters, intertwines his love of the Pacific Northwest, Ancient Aliens, the X-Files, and Native American fascination in his debut duology. A former Air Force photographer, Walters weaves a story with authenticity and intrigue as he takes the reader on a rolling mountain trail of events that will keep them puzzled until the end. His love of Oregon, the valley he grew up in, and the river he spent countless hours playing on, is obvious as you turn the pages. You can often find Walters riding Oregon's mountain trails on his Stumpjumper and taking photos of anything and everything, nature related, as his bike rides typically turn into long adventures of exploration with multiple stops for new Oregon outdoor images.