Death on Highway 13

Par : Joe Vannicola
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN978-1-386-62136-2
  • EAN9781386621362
  • Date de parution25/02/2019
  • Protection num.pas de protection
  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurRelay Publishing

Résumé

A dead body is dumped early one morning on Highway 13 by two men. The deceased, Dave Lomas, was murdered by members of a motorcycle gang, The Skulls of Highway 13. He messed around with them one too many times. Private Investigator Gary Bennet, who specializes in spying on cheating husbands, takes on the case to prove to himself and others that he is able to solve an important assignment for once in his  fledgling career.
Bennet finds out too late that the case he is hell bent on solving might end up getting him killed instead. But the more dangerous the case becomes, the more he stubbornly purses it, ignoring the price he'll be forced to pay.
Ever since I can remember, I've been in love with words whether written or verbal. I like the way you can use words to convey an emotion or a  describe a dramatic situation. Words can conjure up scarey images or create laughter, tears, tension or even passion. Unlike movies or television which relies on our visual senses, the written word makes us use our minds and our God given imagination. Ah, the power of words.
I wrote Death on Highway many years ago and based it on someone I knew who had been murdered under strange circumstance. For some reason, hearing about this persons death sparked the idea for this story. I basically took a handful of facts, exagerated and fictionalized them. Although based on a true incident, the folllowing story is fictional and the people depicted do not resemble anyone living or dead.
I just thought I'd put that in there in to cover my ass so nobody will try and sue me.