The Missing Floor

by Hubert Clark Crowell

Investigator Brian Williams accepts a new position that leads him into the dark side of the life insurance business. Murder sometimes has a motive, life insurance, as Brian soon finds out. Brian and Carol discover that life in Chicago is fast paced and full of surprises. Brian sat on the pew listening to his father preach, just like every other Sunday. The voice he heard did not sound like his fathers, a voice he had not heard before. “Heaven is my throne, and the earth is my footstool. Where is the house you will build for me? Where will my resting place be? Has not my hand made all these things, and so they came into being?” Brian understood that the “house” referred to him, and he stood up in the middle of his father’s sermon and went to the altar. The voice he heard burned into his mind, words he would never forget. Brian Williams finished high school and joined marines. Clay Butler and Brian became good friends serving together as MP’s during their time in the service and often talked about having their own detective business someday. After his discharge from the service, Brain married Carol and worked several jobs before starting his own detective business. Life is about to change with an offer from a large life insurance company in Chicago.

150 pages, Paperback

Published May 31, 2018

About the author

Hubert Crowell 1941- Born in Kentucky, currently writes, plays the fiddle and travels. In the past he has explored caves, panned for gold, served in the army, repaired TVs, microfilm equipment, video projectors and other electronic devices. He has taught night classes at a Vocational School, Eastman Kodak, and church.

He has worked at Lockheed, Eastman Kodak, BARCO USA, and RCA to mention only a few. Studied at Southeastern University, Kennesaw University, and Chattahoochee Technical College.

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