Murder in Monterey

by Eric Patrick Danielson

As the war rages overseas in Vietnam, the peaceful town of Monterey, California, is covered in blood. Phil Burt works at Argos Magazine. A murder occurred in nearby Salinas in July, and Burt is the prime suspect. Still, his indictment is uncertain, so three undercover U.S. Marshals are sent in for further investigation.

Dell, Hank, and Mabel know this terrain well, and they quickly integrate into their assumed identities. Dell gets a post working for Argos with Burt. The more Dell gets to know their supposed suspect, the more he doubts his guilt. Dell even goes so far as to help Burt avoid a murder charge--not exactly playing by the book.

There is still a murderer in the sunny state of California, but Dell is convinced Burt is not their man. So begins an undercover investigation into the real Salinas killer, but in a country torn by political upheaval, getting straight answers has never been more difficult. Will the Marshals find the right killer, or will an innocent man end up behind bars?
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150 pages, Paperback

Published June 11, 2015

Reviews

[Julie Siemek · Rating 3 out of 5]

Reading this book was like reading "see Dick run", "see Spot", "Dick and Jane," etc. The sentences were short and cut off. There wasn't any depth to the reading or the storyline. I was very disappointed in "Murder in Monterey". Terrible.