Gretchen Rix

The Goodall Mutiny (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

All the normal sounds usually reaching the lower decks of the USS Goodall during routine subspace flight have just been cut off.

As if someone at the controls suddenly wants the crew isolated.

No loudly arguing male voices, no deliberately mishandled supplies tumbling down the corridor, no nothing.

Has the impossible happened? Is this the Goodall mutiny everyone expected?

Or is it something even worse?

Marooned, with failing systems and inexperienced officers, the dangerously dysfunctional crew must fight to survive.

Could surviving be a fate worse than death?

The Goodall Mutiny. First in the Goodall series of science fiction mysteries.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Gretchen Rix
• Erscheinungstermin: 4. März 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781310618161
• Artikelnr.: 52716391

Autorenporträt

Gretchen Rix--I write Texas cozy mysteries in the Boo Done It series set in Lockhart, the barbecue capital of Texas. Tag line: Where there's more than indigestion brewing.

I've worked as a bookstore clerk, a newspaper writer, and a book reviewer. I've had jobs as a professional typist, a truck dispatcher and a health insurance claims processor. I learned a lot from these jobs. But my true inspiration for these mysteries was our family's stubborn, huge, skittish and always-hungry dog Boo Radley. This dog could drag anybody into an adventure.

My sister and I created and ran an international ghost story writing contest. It lasted four years. Now I no longer ever desire to be a magazine editor. I go to science fiction conventions. I'm a member of RWA. Halloween is my favorite holiday and I take the motto "Keep Austin Weird" seriously even though I live 35 miles away.

"Talking to The Dead Guys" is the first in a series of murder mysteries about a dog, strong women, and small-town living (or is it dying?). Check out all my books at http://rixcafetexican.com and my blog at http://gretchenrix.com.