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Earl Walker #3
Knocking 'Em Dead
IS IT CURTAINS FOR EARL AND GLORIA?
Earl Walker’s life is finally on track. But while skimming through the script for a local production, Earl is horrified to learn his darkest secret is about to make a theatrical debut.
Desperate to keep his bride-to-be from discovering his shame prematurely, Earl enlists the help of his friend, Jenny, and local deputy Landon Fisher. As they track down the only other man who knew the truth, Earl is shocked to discover he’s already dead. . .and confronting the playwright reveals nothing either. Things continue to careen out of control—the playwright is murdered, and Jenny’s on the spot—but can Earl hook the killer before the final curtain call?
Earl Walker’s life is finally on track. But while skimming through the script for a local production, Earl is horrified to learn his darkest secret is about to make a theatrical debut.
Desperate to keep his bride-to-be from discovering his shame prematurely, Earl enlists the help of his friend, Jenny, and local deputy Landon Fisher. As they track down the only other man who knew the truth, Earl is shocked to discover he’s already dead. . .and confronting the playwright reveals nothing either. Things continue to careen out of control—the playwright is murdered, and Jenny’s on the spot—but can Earl hook the killer before the final curtain call?
203 pages, Kindle Edition
First published April 29, 2012
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About the author
Chris Well
22 books22 followersHere's the deal: When I was in the first grade, my life goal was that I would grow up to be Batman. Because I thought it was a vocation—you know, policeman, fireman, Batman. Once my first grade teacher crushed the dreams of that little boy, I guess I decided I would do the next best thing and make up stories about Batman. And then somewhere after that I learned about things like "intellectual property" and "copyright law" and "cease and desist" and decided I would have to make up stories about my own characters.
So today, I do just that: Write stories about my own characters— whether it's a doomed hitman named Solomon Long or a grumpy old amateur sleuth named Earl Walker or an out-of-work smart alec crime reporter named Truman.
So today, I do just that: Write stories about my own characters— whether it's a doomed hitman named Solomon Long or a grumpy old amateur sleuth named Earl Walker or an out-of-work smart alec crime reporter named Truman.
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