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Thanks for stopping by to check out the Throwback Thursday Book Spotlight: Murder in Disguise. It was written by Donn Taylor in . Have you read it? If not, check out the giveaway opportunity at the end of the post!
About the Book
Official verdict: Suicide.
But why would that vigorous department chairman commit suicide? To avoid disgrace? Those rumored activities on the dark side? Some other secret life? Visiting professor Preston Barclay wonders. But his questions bring no answers, only threats. Press has enough problems already, proving himself on a strange campus while radical faculty do all they can to undermine him. Worse yet, that sexy siren assigned as his student assistant complicates his courtship of the beautiful Mara Thorn.
While Press keeps asking questions, Mara’s research reveals a cancer of criminal activity that permeates the community and even the campus itself. The more Press questions, the more dangerous the threats against him become, and the more determined he grows to clear his friend’s name.
But can Press and Mara’s stumbling efforts prevail against the entrenched forces of the police, the campus radicals, and an unseen but powerful criminal organization that increasingly puts their lives in danger . . . ?
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About the Author
With a PhD in English literature, Donn Taylor taught literature for 18 years at two liberal arts colleges. Now retired, he has published suspense novels, mysteries, and poetry. His historical novel Lightning on a Quiet Night and his mystery Murder Mezzo Forte were finalists for the Selah Awards. He is a frequent speaker at writers’ conferences. In a prior incarnation, he led an Infantry rifle platoon in the Korean War, served with Army aviation in Vietnam, and worked with air reconnaissance in Europe and Asia. He now lives in the woods near Houston, TX, where he writes fiction, poetry, and essays on current topics.
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What an interesting and exciting story!
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Thank you, Vivian. I hope you enjoy it.
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Gotta love the exciting ones!
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I like suspense novels because they get my blood running. I like to be a little scared but know that nothing can happen to me.
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Yes they do!
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