Murder in C-Minor

About the Book

John Reynolds is a PI with an expired license, has a Vietnam past in the medical service, and has a job as night watchman at Euphor Industries, when the stuff literally hits the fan. A likely psychopath, who is wigged out at Euphor Industries, throws him into a situation that plays on his subconscious, bringing into play Lt. Dan Wilder and Jim Stinger, CEO of Euphor Pharmaceuticals. Someone is killing streetwalkers, and the three of them work together, trying to make sense of the situation before them. Poetic clues construe the playing field as each new homicide makes itself known. A drama that will keep you on the edge of your seat until the last clue lies crumpled in a wastebasket.

About the Author

William J. Russell retired from the U.S. Army Medical Service after twenty-four years. Mr. Russell has spent over forty-three years within the medical arena. He has taught in one medical capacity or another for over thirty-five years, usually in consonant with a medical-, counseling-, or nursing-type job.