Solv?ing a crime is like piec?ing together a puz?zle. But what hap?pens if the pieces don?t fit?
Mapleton Mystery #3
Author Self-Published
May 2014
On Sale: April 21, 2014
Featuring: Angie Mead; Gordon Hepler; Ed Solomon
325 pages ISBN: 1497403952 EAN: 2940149518647 Kindle: B00JTAF750 e-Book Add to Wish List
When Police Chief GorÂdon Hepler’s docÂtor orders him to cut
down on the stress in his life or risk losÂing his vision,
GorÂdon books a winÂter retreat at a remote Bed and BreakÂ
fast. Hours away from MapleÂton, where nobody knows he’s a
cop, he plans to relax and try to forÂget about his eyes.
HowÂever, travÂelÂing “incogÂnito” doesn’t mean he’s left his
cop instincts behind. His curiosÂity is piqued when one of
the other guests at the B&B doesn’t appear to be who she
claims. Before he can explore the puzÂzle she presents, a
man shows up, pleadÂing for help. His car’s gone off the
road, and his wife is inside.
Although a blizÂzard is approachÂing, GorÂdon can’t refuse the
franÂtic man’s request and agrees to help him search. FightÂ
ing the storm, GorÂdon and the man strugÂgle down a ravine to
the car. What they find turns out to be one more puzÂzle,
and it’s not the last GorÂdon faces.
Are they unreÂlated coinÂciÂdences? Or part of one bigÂger mysÂ
tery? Or is he seeÂing a crime where none exists? Well outÂ
side his jurisÂdicÂtion, with his health at stake, GorÂdon
wonÂders whether he should folÂlow his cop impulses, or
rememÂber he’s on vacaÂtion and let the locals hanÂdle it.
When it becomes perÂsonal, GorÂdon has no choice.
Book 3 in the MapleÂton MysÂtery series, Deadly PuzÂzles, will
have readÂers tryÂing to put the pieces together along with
Gordon.
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