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Skull Music
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Revenge produces a serial killer; research produces a cover for terrorist activities. Reporter (CHARLIE WOLFE) unravels the webs of each while she battles her attraction to lawyer DAVID ASHBECK. Will she find the serial killer, stop the terrorists and reconcile her impression of lawyers with David before she loses her life or him?
Revenge produces a serial killer; research produces a cover for terrorist activities. Reporter (CHARLIE WOLFE) unravels the webs of each while she battles her attraction to lawyer DAVID ASHBECK. Will she find the serial killer, stop the terrorists and reconcile her impression of lawyers with David before she loses her life or him?
288 pages, Unknown Binding
First published January 1, 2001
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August 25, 2007
Skull Music (Wings Pres Inc.) by Billie A. Williams
Review by Bradley Simpson author of Dreamsbane of Tamalor
Skull Music is a tantalizing tale that will pull you into the
boonies of Michigan. A killer is prowling the streets of Ironwood with
foul intentions. This story stars an opposites attract duo in the form
of a keen-eyed reporter and a dashing lawyer. Charlie Wolfe and David
Ashbeck flirt and spurn with one another as they follow the blood
trail to a startling climax. Throw in terrorists, some insurance
fraud, a whole new meaning to cat food, and you have a tale that will
keep you gripped to the pages.
This story is well written and I would definitely recommend it to
others. The words bring to life a small town mentality where everyone
knows everyone else. A sense of community that is shocked by weird and
bizarre crimes of hate. Feel yourself drawn in.. I know I did. =)
Review by Bradley Simpson author of Dreamsbane of Tamalor
Skull Music is a tantalizing tale that will pull you into the
boonies of Michigan. A killer is prowling the streets of Ironwood with
foul intentions. This story stars an opposites attract duo in the form
of a keen-eyed reporter and a dashing lawyer. Charlie Wolfe and David
Ashbeck flirt and spurn with one another as they follow the blood
trail to a startling climax. Throw in terrorists, some insurance
fraud, a whole new meaning to cat food, and you have a tale that will
keep you gripped to the pages.
This story is well written and I would definitely recommend it to
others. The words bring to life a small town mentality where everyone
knows everyone else. A sense of community that is shocked by weird and
bizarre crimes of hate. Feel yourself drawn in.. I know I did. =)
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