Bill Howard

Rick Wade Investigations: A Time To Reap (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

This, the third book in the Rick Wade mystery series, sub-titled, A Time to Reap, is the account of a case in which Rick and his associates are challenged to locate a missing person. They begin with a few bits of information, many questions and no answers. This case does not deal with a homicide but rather an entanglement of subterfuge, deceit and deception. The situation is replete with dishonorable people in high positions who are involved in fraud and double-dealing. Lydia Kroger, a pretty heiress and business woman, cannot be located. What this portends is unknown. Is she absent by choice or does it herald something far more sinister? Rick's agency contracts to locate the missing lady. As he and his associates delve into the state of affairs, they soon find themselves entangled with far more than a missing person.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Bill Howard
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. Dezember 2014
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781310267055
• Artikelnr.: 70645218

Autorenporträt

Bill Howard is a retired Oklahoma City businessman. He published the first of the Rick Wade mystery series, Rick Wade:Investigations/Murder in the City, just after his 83rd birthday. Two of the books are published and the third it ready to be published. The fourth is in progress. Bill and his wife, Juanita, live in the Shawnee Twin Lakes area near Shawnee, Oklahoma. A widower for eight years after the passing of his late wife, he and Juanita married five years ago and their blended family consists of eight children, sixteen grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren. Being reared in the small town of Coweta, Oklahoma during the depression years there was little time and money for entertainment so reading was a major source of enjoyment. Reading the mysteries of the earlier writers fascinated Bill and whetted his desire to write. Finally, fully retiring at the age of seventy five, he had the opportunity to fulfill that dream.