Published: Nov. 06, 2012
Words: 91,670 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN:
9781301935833
Short description
"Hornet's Nest" recounts how a state marshall solves a convoluted murder in the death of a wealthy rancher/casino developer. He investigates as to the who and why regarding the killer. With the help of his friend, a retired Navy SEAL, clues are collected and a sting is set.
A surprising conclusion as to who the killer is, comes to light as a masterful plan is put into place for justice.
"Hornet's Nest" recounts how a detective solves a convoluted murder that involves several different individuals with their own agendas.
The death of a wealthy rancher and developer of the newly built Golden Eagle Casino, has State Marshall Tom Riggins on the investigation as to who and why regarding the killer of Henry McIntyre. Tom asks for the help of his best friend, a retired Navy SEAL.
Tom finds a connection between the mayor of Deadwood, the dead rancher's own son Brian, as well as local casino owner, and a retired prominent attorney in town.
There are a number of turns, twists and diversions made by various individuals including a local ex-con rodeo cowboy roustabout and his girl friend, along with a hit set up by a New York mob group to take our Tom Riggins and his close buddy, Nick, Kovalenko.
Placing all of the leads together and coming to a surprising conclusion as to who the real killer is, becomes apparent when a sting operation is set up to entrap the killer, and tho.. (Read more)
"Hornet's Nest" recounts how a detective solves a convoluted murder that involves several different individuals with their own agendas.
The death of a wealthy rancher and developer of the newly built Golden Eagle Casino, has State Marshall Tom Riggins on the investigation as to who and why regarding the killer of Henry McIntyre. Tom asks for the help of his best friend, a retired Navy SEAL.
Tom finds a connection between the mayor of Deadwood, the dead rancher's own son Brian, as well as local casino owner, and a retired prominent attorney in town.
There are a number of turns, twists and diversions made by various individuals including a local ex-con rodeo cowboy roustabout and his girl friend, along with a hit set up by a New York mob group to take our Tom Riggins and his close buddy, Nick, Kovalenko.
Placing all of the leads together and coming to a surprising conclusion as to who the real killer is, becomes apparent when a sting operation is set up to entrap the killer, and those involved in the murder of several others.
"Hornet's Nest" is a crime-mystery-thriller of murder, greed, politics and deception in the Black Hills.
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Tags
thriller,
suspense,
murder,
mystery,
black,
novel,
detective,
intrigue,
western,
deadwood,
black hills,
intrigue contemporary prophetic fiction,
intrigue adult fiction
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Review by:
Frank Evans
on Dec. 26, 2012 :
A good, easy read. I really enjoyed the story line and characters. I would like to see other works from this author. It kept my interest and held me captive until the surprising end. Not a James Patterson or Lee Child, but a good author none the less. Waiting to see more hopefully.
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Review by:
Carl Turner
on Dec. 25, 2012 :
This is a very good book. The different twists and turns make it a real suspense mystery. The ending is a great plot conclusion that kept me reading and turning pages almost continuously. A very enjoyable novel. I will look forward to others by this author.
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