G. R. Williamson

T-Head Dead - A Jesse Ramos Novel (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

T-Head Dead - A Jesse Ramos Novel (Second Edition)

Shortly before midnight, the dead body of the county DA is found at the end of a fishing pier. Corpus Christi Police Detective, Jesse Ramos is called in to do the investigation. There were no witnesses to the murder.

As Jesse starts his investigation, he quickly realizes he is up against powerful outside forces that orchestrated the murder. Being a street-smart Corpus cop, he is no match for the faceless power brokers at play; still he is determined to unravel the killing. He has no hesitancy doing whatever is necessary to nail criminals, within or outside the laws that constrain him.

He has performed a number of justified sanctions-off the books. He is a silent vigilante, doing what he can to bring justice to the unjust who flaunt the legal system and go unpunished.

When first one and then another potential key witness is assassinated, the DA's murder takes on a much darker tone and potentially lethal to Jesse.

Written in the sparse, minimalist style of Robert B. Parker, T-Head Dead is a fast-paced police mystery that pits Jesse Ramos against shadow professionals hell-bent on blocking his efforts to unravel the truth behind the killings. Will he be the last dead body?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Indian Head Publishing
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. April 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781386253990
• Artikelnr.: 51811590

Autorenporträt

G.R. Williamson lives in the Texas Hill Country near Kerrville with his wife, Jean, and his ever faithful Chihuahua, "Shooter".

He is a historical researcher, a historian and a born storyteller. As a child, he grew up hearing his granddad and his bluegrass-playing buddies spin yarns under shade trees between sets. He would sit and wonder at their ability to peel pecans with their knives and then eat the pecans, all the while chewing tobacco. It was a true wonder to behold.

Then later he was fortunate enough to encounter a number of storytelling sages to engender a real passion for the art form.

Over the years he has written several books and many articles on the historical figures and events in Old West history. In addition, he has penned several western motion picture screenplays.

His book on Willis Newton stems from an interview he had with the outlaw shortly before he died at age ninety - and was still an unrepentant outlaw.

For more information, visit his website GRWilliamson.com.