I was running all over the world wide web
spreading the news about the release of A CASE OF VOLATILE DEEDS, my fourth
Mitch Malone Mystery, and never put it on my own blog. The old adage is true:
You can’t see what is right in front of you! Below is the blurb and some early
reviews. A special thanks to Les Edgerton and Marja McGraw for the great
reviews.
A Case of Volatile Deeds Blurb: Mitch Malone finally scores
a weekend dinner with a cute receptionist, but true to his reporter instincts,
an explosion in a high rise office building makes him stand up his date as he
runs for an exclusive. Mitch learns that much of what he knows about his date
and her work aren’t what they seem. His world continues to twist when the police
captain asks for his help and a city hall informant is found floating in the
river. Mitch must keep his head down or a cute dog with a knack for finding dead
bodies will be sniffing out his corpse.
Reviews:
“Mitch finds himself in a battle
to the finish not knowing which are the good guys and which are the bad guys
(and gals). Just when he figures out one mysterious thread from the tapestry
unraveling before him, two more pop up, and the plot twists and turns in
surprise after surprise. A don’t—put-it-down-until-the-last-page thriller
destined to be on more than one “Best of 2013” lists.”
Les Edgerton,
author of Just Like That, The Bitch, The
Rapist and writing books like Hooked: Write Fiction That Grabs Readers at Page One &
Never Lets Them Go.
“A
Case of Volatile Deeds by W.S. Gager takes twists and turns at every corner,
always keeping you wondering. Mitch Malone is a reporter with a heart and a man
of integrity, most of the time. This adventure takes him from cops to FBI
agents and on to City Hall. Can Mitch find all the answers to a convoluted and
deadly scenario? Trust me, you’ll want to follow this path with him.”
--Marja McGraw, Author of The Bogey Man Mysteries