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Jubilant Falls #4
Murder on the Lunatic Fringe
The news is as slow as the lazy, final days of summer in Jubilant Falls when editor Addison McIntyre drives out to the Lunatic Fringe farm, to interview Russian-born Ekaterina Bolodenka for a story on her award-winning weaving and the llamas and alpacas she raises there.
But there’s something about farm manager Jerome Johnson that Addison doesn’t trust, particularly when she—or the police—can’t verify anything about either’s past.
Meanwhile, crime reporter Graham Kinnon is on the trail of white supremacists that may be moving into the county. One in particular may have answers to Graham’s fractured past—or his future.
When animals are mutilated and Jerome is murdered, the quest is on to solve the murder on the Lunatic Fringe.
This is the fourth in Debra Gaskill’s Jubilant Falls series.
But there’s something about farm manager Jerome Johnson that Addison doesn’t trust, particularly when she—or the police—can’t verify anything about either’s past.
Meanwhile, crime reporter Graham Kinnon is on the trail of white supremacists that may be moving into the county. One in particular may have answers to Graham’s fractured past—or his future.
When animals are mutilated and Jerome is murdered, the quest is on to solve the murder on the Lunatic Fringe.
This is the fourth in Debra Gaskill’s Jubilant Falls series.
- GenresMystery
Paperback
First published March 22, 2014
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About the author
Debra Gaskill
24 books22 followersDebra Gaskill is the former managing editor of the Washington Court House (Ohio) Record Herald, which earned two Associated Press General Excellence awards during her tenure. She was an award-winning journalist for 20 years, writing for a number of Ohio newspapers covering the cops and courts beat, and the Associated Press, covering any stories thrown her way.
Gaskill brings her knowledge of newspapers to her Jubilant Falls series. The mysteries 'Barn Burner' (2009), 'The Major's Wife' (2010), 'Lethal Little Lies' (2013), 'Murder on the Lunatic Fringe' (2014) and 'Death of A High Maintenance Blonde' (2014) all center around crimes committed in the fictional small town Jubilant Falls, Ohio, and often center around the damage family secrets can do. 'The Major's Wife' received honorable mention in the 2011 Writer's Digest Self-Published Book Awards and 'Barn Burner' was a finalist for the Silver Falchion Award at Killer Nashville..
Her private detective, Niccolo Fitzhugh, is a retired cop who's wandering eye cost him his police career. The series, which includes 'Call Fitz,' 'Holy Fitz,' and 'Love Fitz' brings her cops and courts experience together in a mystery that "creates complex characters and places them in real settings" according to customer reviews on Amazon.com.
Gaskill has an associates degree in liberal arts from Thomas Nelson Community College in Hampton, Va., a bachelor's degree in English and journalism from Wittenberg University and a master of fine arts in creative writing from Antioch University, Yellow Springs.
She and her husband Greg, a retired U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel, have two children and two grandchildren. They raise llamas and alpacas on their farm in Enon, Ohio.
Gaskill brings her knowledge of newspapers to her Jubilant Falls series. The mysteries 'Barn Burner' (2009), 'The Major's Wife' (2010), 'Lethal Little Lies' (2013), 'Murder on the Lunatic Fringe' (2014) and 'Death of A High Maintenance Blonde' (2014) all center around crimes committed in the fictional small town Jubilant Falls, Ohio, and often center around the damage family secrets can do. 'The Major's Wife' received honorable mention in the 2011 Writer's Digest Self-Published Book Awards and 'Barn Burner' was a finalist for the Silver Falchion Award at Killer Nashville..
Her private detective, Niccolo Fitzhugh, is a retired cop who's wandering eye cost him his police career. The series, which includes 'Call Fitz,' 'Holy Fitz,' and 'Love Fitz' brings her cops and courts experience together in a mystery that "creates complex characters and places them in real settings" according to customer reviews on Amazon.com.
Gaskill has an associates degree in liberal arts from Thomas Nelson Community College in Hampton, Va., a bachelor's degree in English and journalism from Wittenberg University and a master of fine arts in creative writing from Antioch University, Yellow Springs.
She and her husband Greg, a retired U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel, have two children and two grandchildren. They raise llamas and alpacas on their farm in Enon, Ohio.
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August 7, 2014
I won this book from a giveaway by Goodreads. I love a good mystery book and Debra Gaskill really delivered.
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