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Ellen and Geoffrey Fletcher Mysteries #2
Heart Attack
Ellen's trip to Colonial Williamsburg gets complicated. She's researching an article about the people who work there. But somebody is making things difficult for those people. At first just puzzling, then malicious, then seriously nasty. The local police and the administrators of the Historical Area can't agree whether all these events are connected, or what they should do.
Ellen's daily updates alarm Geoff, and he rides down for consultation and company. During the two days it takes him to bicycle from Roanoke to Williamsburg, things take an even nastier turn. He's almost too late.
Geoffrey and Ellen live in Roanoke, Virginia, in the mountains north of town. Geoff is a poet who teaches creative writing at Hollins University and Roanoke College. Ellen is a free-lance travel writer, frequently published in TravelAmerica. Geoff travels with Ellen, when his schedule allows and she can persuade him to come. With an uncanny frequency they find themselves involved in murder investigations, often involving deaths not recognized as crimes.
For more information, or to leave comments, visit www.budcrawford.com.
Ellen's daily updates alarm Geoff, and he rides down for consultation and company. During the two days it takes him to bicycle from Roanoke to Williamsburg, things take an even nastier turn. He's almost too late.
Geoffrey and Ellen live in Roanoke, Virginia, in the mountains north of town. Geoff is a poet who teaches creative writing at Hollins University and Roanoke College. Ellen is a free-lance travel writer, frequently published in TravelAmerica. Geoff travels with Ellen, when his schedule allows and she can persuade him to come. With an uncanny frequency they find themselves involved in murder investigations, often involving deaths not recognized as crimes.
For more information, or to leave comments, visit www.budcrawford.com.
318 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 11, 2011
About the author
Bud Crawford
4 books16 followersBud Crawford is the author of the Geoffrey and Ellen Fletcher Mysteries.
The stories are detective fiction of a cozy character, character-driven, but written for adults.
The characters, Geoffrey and Ellen Fletcher, live in Roanoke, Virginia, in the mountains north of town. Geoff is a poet who teaches creative writing at Hollins University and Roanoke College. Ellen is a free-lance travel writer, frequently published in TravelAmerica. Geoff accompanies Ellen, when his schedule allows and she can persuade him to come. With an uncanny frequency they find themselves involved in murder investigations, often involving deaths not yet recognized as crimes.
The author, Bud, was conceived in Denver CO, born in Salt Lake City UT, was a kid in East Lansing MI, teenager in New York NY, high-schooled in Wallingford CT (Choate, 1965, with one year in Brentwood, Essex, England), colleged (Harvard, 1969) and wed (BJ) in Cambridge MA, settled in Hot Springs NC.
For more information, or to leave comments, visit www.budcrawford.com.
The stories are detective fiction of a cozy character, character-driven, but written for adults.
The characters, Geoffrey and Ellen Fletcher, live in Roanoke, Virginia, in the mountains north of town. Geoff is a poet who teaches creative writing at Hollins University and Roanoke College. Ellen is a free-lance travel writer, frequently published in TravelAmerica. Geoff accompanies Ellen, when his schedule allows and she can persuade him to come. With an uncanny frequency they find themselves involved in murder investigations, often involving deaths not yet recognized as crimes.
The author, Bud, was conceived in Denver CO, born in Salt Lake City UT, was a kid in East Lansing MI, teenager in New York NY, high-schooled in Wallingford CT (Choate, 1965, with one year in Brentwood, Essex, England), colleged (Harvard, 1969) and wed (BJ) in Cambridge MA, settled in Hot Springs NC.
For more information, or to leave comments, visit www.budcrawford.com.
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March 7, 2015
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This couple are a great addition to the mystery genre. Sharp and interesting with a bit of humor and spice
This couple are a great addition to the mystery genre. Sharp and interesting with a bit of humor and spice
June 5, 2016
Well, I like it.
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