Murder So Wrong - Clifton, Ted; Nelson, Stanley
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Fresh out of journalism school, Tommy Jacks begins his career as a newspaper reporter in the 1960s, finding intrigue, love, tragedy, and maybe himself. On the trail of a competing reporter's killer, Tommy collects an interesting entourage of fools and geniuses. Taylor Albright, legendary gossip-monger and discredited columnist; Ray Jacks, Tommy's father, an infamous political leader now in state prison; Joe Louongo, slimy lawyer of questionable ethics; Steve Marsh, sportswriter and former famous football star; J.H. Gilmore and his son, Robbie, wealthy and conniving owners of a competing…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Fresh out of journalism school, Tommy Jacks begins his career as a newspaper reporter in the 1960s, finding intrigue, love, tragedy, and maybe himself. On the trail of a competing reporter's killer, Tommy collects an interesting entourage of fools and geniuses. Taylor Albright, legendary gossip-monger and discredited columnist; Ray Jacks, Tommy's father, an infamous political leader now in state prison; Joe Louongo, slimy lawyer of questionable ethics; Steve Marsh, sportswriter and former famous football star; J.H. Gilmore and his son, Robbie, wealthy and conniving owners of a competing newspaper; Tracy Clark, beautiful TV reporter; and Judy Jackson, gorgeous past playmate of Tommy's. A story of the '60s, full of intrigue, love, and tragedy-Tommy Jacks: Muckraker.
Autorenporträt
Ted Clifton, award winning author, is currently writing in three mystery series-Pacheco & Chino Mystery series, the Muckraker Mystery series and the Vincent Malone series. Clifton's focus is on strong character development with unusual backdrops. His books take place in Southwest settings with some of his stories happening in the 1960s, 1980s and current times. The settings are places Clifton has lived and knows well, giving great authenticity to his narratives. Clifton has received the IBPA Benjamin Franklin award and the CIPA EVVY award--twice. Today Clifton and his wife reside in Denver, Colorado, with frequent visits to one of their favorite destinations, Santa Fe, New Mexico.