Courtney Miller

Murder on the Royal Gorge Express, A Columbine Caper (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

White Feather is back to solve another intricate and twisting mystery. And once again, the old geezers show why life after 65 can still be interesting.

St. Jude Methodist Retirement Center is impacted when illegal marijuana grow sites are raided by multi-agency task forces and three members of a Cuban Cartel ring manage to escape. Will Ralph's military experience save him?

The prestigious Columbine Ladies Club decides to celebrate their 100th anniversary and Sheriff Bailey and wife Pennie just want to get away for a day. But they do not anticipate the surprises that await them on the famous Royal Gorge Express train trip.

• Do Maybell and Bessie really overhear a murder taking place?
• Was that a body or a log in the raging Arkansas River?
• Are the feisty elderly ladies willing to jump off a train; ride a zip-line; or leap on to a raft and race down the Arkansas River?

All aboard for a fast-paced, fun-packed mystery adventure full of laughs, twists, excitement, danger and even tender and heart-warming moments

[in this, the fourth book in the White Feather Mystery series.]

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Courtney Miller
• Seitenzahl: 254
• Erscheinungstermin: 15. Juni 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781949742077
• Artikelnr.: 59632936

Autorenporträt

Courtney Miller is an awardwinning author with a passion for art, archaeology, astronomy, and history. His seven-book Cherokee Chronicles series follows the lives of a fictional Cherokee family through ancient times to westward expansion. This series has won acclaim for its excellent research into the Cherokee way of life. His White Feather Mysteries feature White Feather, a character from Cherokee Chronicles, in a modern rural mountain setting. This series combines humor, intrigue, and twisting plots to produce page-turning stories for a cozy evening.Miller has been an active member of the Friends of Beckwith Ranch, helping with renovations and repairs. His efforts have been both practical-helping organize fundraisers and leading tours-and research oriented. He and several other ranch researchers have spent years exploring the history of the Beckwith Ranch, researching the lives of the Beckwith men and women who founded the ranch.