Mike Paull

Missing (Missing Series, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

December 30, 2006 has to be the worst day of Coop's life. It begins at six in the morning with him witnessing Saddam Hussein's execution and ends at midnight, with him lying face down in the Baghdad dirt with a bullet in his back.

Nine months after the shooting, back in Washington D.C., Coop is recruited to return to Iraq and search for a rumored stash of Saddam's gold. He accepts the assignment knowing it could ruin his marriage, but hoping it will give him a chance to satisfy his obsession to find the man who shot him.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Wings ePress, Inc.
• Erscheinungstermin: 20. April 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781613094488
• Artikelnr.: 67673470

Autorenporträt

In the year 2000, Mike Paull retired from the practice of dentistry in the San Francisco Bay Area and began honing his skills as a writer. Between 2010 and 2015 he self-published Tales from the Sky Kitchen Café, a book of aviation-based short stories and Flight of Betrayal, Flight of Deception and Flight of no Return, a three-volume mystery series.Beginning in 2021, Mike partnered with Wings ePress, an independent U.S. publisher. Over the next three years they released his spy thriller series: Missing, She's Missing and Missing in the Maldives.In 2024, Mike introduced The Mouth Mechanic, a forensic crime mystery, where he called on his dental background to create the character of Rick Rose, a young dentist who, after losing his license, ends up identifying dead bodies in the San Francisco morgue.Mike's new novel, The Head Case, is Book II in the Rick Rose series. It follows his protagonist through a wild adventure as he scrambles to identify a disembodied head that has washed up on a San Francisco beach.Mike and his wife Bev now live near family in Chico CA, two hundred miles north of San Francisco.