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Blues of Autumn

Richard Adamson

"Big-city crime hits a small town in the Adirondacks, and an eclectic and well-developed cast of characters leads us through this hilarious, engaging mystery." -Sublime Book Review

Police Chief Norris Tanager is one happy guy. He came to the Adirondacks because he heard small-town cops spend their days helping kittens cross the road and rescuing little old ladies out of trees. Or something like that. And so far, things have been quiet as promised.

Paul Briar is not so happy. He came to these mountains to spark some romance in his marriage. Now his wife is missing and presumed drowned.

And poor Dr. Simon Reesor is downright devastated. He came here to practice medicine in a small hospital. Last night his wife was brutally murdered, blown up in her car.

Police Chief Norris Tanager came to these beautiful mountains to escape the ugliness of the big city. Too bad. Seems like ugly just follows some cops around.

Book Details

  • Publisher: Black Rose Writing
  • Publish Date: Apr 2nd, 2020
  • Pages: 218
  • Language: English
  • Edition: undefined - undefined
  • Dimensions: 9.00in - 6.00in - 0.55in - 0.59lb
  • EAN: 9781684334483
  • Categories: Mystery & Detective - Police ProceduralThrillers - SuspenseHumorous - General

About the Author

Adamson, Richard: - Bestselling author Richard Adamson, Blues of Autumn (currently over 900 reviews), has worked as a scriptwriter and story editor on several American and Canadian TV series, as a script doctor for film and on-Broadway stage productions, and as a contracted writer for such diverse talents as David Letterman and Yakov Smirnoff. Previous to becoming a professional writer, Adamson earned his living in Toronto as a jazz pianist.

Praise for this book

"The town of Glen Echo is a bit rougher than Louise Penny's Three Pines, but equally interesting. If this book is the first of a series featuring Chief Tanager, put me down for the rest." -Bill Conall, author, The Promised Land, Stephen Leacock Medalist

"A hilarious small town murder mystery that Janet Evanovich fans should flock to." -Best Thrillers

"In tune, off the ballot, inarguably deft and hilarious." -Bill Scheft, Emmy-nominated writer for David Letterman

"Big-city crime hits a small town in the Adirondacks, and an eclectic and well-developed cast of characters leads us through this hilarious, engaging mystery." -Sublime Book Review