The Fire Killer
A Murder Mystery
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Fire is a tool...and a weapon! Becky Lyndell died while investigating the Bear Track Fire. Her death was no accident, even though the murderer intended for it to look that way. Aaron Waters is the primary suspect, but he is supposed to be in prison - has he escaped or does he have an accomplice? Becky's Uncle, Fire Investigator Randy Banister, teams up with Police Officer Mike Evans to catch the killer. The suspense carries throughout the story until the very end... This book includes a preview of Banister - The New World, starting the Banister adventure in the year 1744. The Fire Killer is de...
Fire is a tool...and a weapon! Becky Lyndell died while investigating the Bear Track Fire. Her death was no accident, even though the murderer intended for it to look that way. Aaron Waters is the primary suspect, but he is supposed to be in prison - has he escaped or does he have an accomplice? Becky's Uncle, Fire Investigator Randy Banister, teams up with Police Officer Mike Evans to catch the killer. The suspense carries throughout the story until the very end... This book includes a preview of Banister - The New World, starting the Banister adventure in the year 1744. The Fire Killer is dedicated to emergency personnel everywhere, and especially to the Granite Mountain Hot Shots who gave their lives protecting the lives and property of others on June 30th, 2013. About the author: Kent Courtney is an Arizona native, born and raised in Camp Verde. His love for Arizona History, especially "old west" history, is woven throughout the pages of his books. The Fire Killer is set in the fictional town of Banister Arizona. As a Fire Investigator himself, with 30 years in the fire service, Kent makes this story relevant and realistic weaving real places and events imaginatively with a fictional and exciting storyline. Kent has been on the fire line and witnessed the devastation that fire brings to the forest and to the lives of the people who live there.
