Murder and Misbehavior

Jeremy Dance Mystery #3

by Stephen E. Stanley

Jeremy Dance is young, rich and tough as nails. It’s the autumn of 1938 and Europe is on the brink of war when the brother of Jeremy Dance’s cook disappears in Berlin. Jeremy is determined to help Jimmy Kirk find his brother, but first Jeremy has some cases to solve for his clients before he and Jimmy can head to Berlin. When two of Jeremy’s routine cases end up in murder, he must solve the cases, but with a lack of clues, Jeremy has an uphill battle. In a search that stretches from Boston to Washington to Berlin, seeing Adolph Hitler in person isn’t the only surprise he finds in Germany.

264 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 14, 2015

About the author

Stephen E. Stanley has been an educator for over thirty years, first as a high school English instructor and then as a full-time teacher mentor for secondary education in a large New Hampshire school district. He grew up in Bath, Maine and currently resides in New Hampshire.

Reviews

[Cya Ashley · Rating 3 out of 5]

Proofreader desperately needed!

The story line is good, characters are well defined and enjoyable. But if future installments are planned, please enlist the help of one who can correct the many, many errors in punctuation, spelling and vocabulary before publication! There are no breaks in the story to separate events, giving the reader whiplash, jumping scenes. Also helpful would be a dictionary. ‘Discrete: individually, separate and distinct’. ‘Discreet: careful and circumspect in speech or actions’. ‘To’ and ‘Too’.....look them up!