J. Scot Witty

The Lurker in the Dark (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Set in the jazz age of the late 1920's, private detective, Maurice Landgrave, is accused of killing his friend and partner, David Archer. With only three weeks before his trial, he and budding detective Emmeline Quinn must navigate through the plots, intrigue, and conspiracies of international thieves, occultists, gangsters, and modern-day robber barons as they follow the footsteps last case of their dead friend in order to discover who the true murderer is. As they dig deeper into the madness, things go awry; their only refuge is with members of the underworld while even the police are hot on their trail. With so many suspects and so little time, their only hope is to solve an ancient mystery before time runs out.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Authors' Tranquility Press
• Seitenzahl: 298
• Erscheinungstermin: 25. Januar 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781959579526
• Artikelnr.: 67973605

Autorenporträt

Living in Ithaca New York, and having hiked across the United States in his early life, J. Scott Witty became rooted in ideas rather than places. With a fascination for words, the writing process became second nature at a young age. Using his rampant imagination, Witty creates new worlds in his writing with a strong focus and preoccupation on character building.During his 35 year tenure as a small business owner and manager, Witty developed a strong passion for storytelling and became a gave master. Poetry, music, and fantasy art became the author's food-for-thought. His actual experiences, journeys, and adventures fuel his unwavering creative story and it is from here that the writing launches. Out of his love of world history and study for many years, Witty became a certified teacher. Witty views history through the lens of myth, legend and wonder. It is with this magic that he enjoys expressing the ideal that anything is life is possible. The struggle to answer the mystery of man's own potential how it can easily go awry drives his writing.