Today’s excerpt is the Dear
Reader page from Horace Goes Home, Book #2 of the Bader Trilogy. Enjoy and have a great day.
m.j.
Dear Reader
In
this second Bader book, Horace Goes Home, Elmer and friends
deal with a case involving six murders committed by members of a Los Angeles
organized crime organization. The crime
boss decides to eliminate Elmer along the way.
During the course of the case, a wino is found who witnessed five of the
murders, and an old friend from the Janitors and Asps lends a helping
hand. Also in the book, Elmer has to
deal with the LAPD Chief of Detectives, who is none too pleased with him. However, at every turn, Elmer outflanks
him. If nothing else, this book shows
that all winos are not created equal.
Dedication
To my Dad, a WWII B-17 pilot. R.I.P. Dad.
Forward
Throughout
the history of police work, strife within the ranks has been known to
exist. In the case of Elmer and his
antagonist, the outcome of their conflict has a surprising end. Elmer has to deal with this, and those
working the case with him labor through many false turns, as often happens
while working a case to its conclusion.
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