The Reflective Detective: The Man Who Cried Murder & Death of a Midnight Writer
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The Reflective Detective: The Man Who Cried Murder & Death of a Midnight Writer by P.W. Francis If you are a mystery lover who enjoys a good twist and turn with a sprinkle of humor, then you owe it to yourself to read these two episodes of the fresh new series entitled The Reflective Detective, featuring Inspector Alfred Sherken in "The Man Who Cried Murder" and "Death Of A Midnight Writer." In "The Man Who Cried Murder," we come across the death of a seventy-five-year-old former mayor-which nobody questions until the brash arrival of his cousin, who insists the mayor was "helped" into his gra...
The Reflective Detective: The Man Who Cried Murder & Death of a Midnight Writer by P.W. Francis If you are a mystery lover who enjoys a good twist and turn with a sprinkle of humor, then you owe it to yourself to read these two episodes of the fresh new series entitled The Reflective Detective, featuring Inspector Alfred Sherken in "The Man Who Cried Murder" and "Death Of A Midnight Writer." In "The Man Who Cried Murder," we come across the death of a seventy-five-year-old former mayor-which nobody questions until the brash arrival of his cousin, who insists the mayor was "helped" into his grave by a murderer . . . no one, including Sherken, takes him seriously . . . thus begins the twist and turns of the story as Sherken and his skeleton crew must scramble to uncover an unlikely killer hiding in plain sight . . . . In "Death Of A Midnight Writer," Inspector Sherken has suspects and motives aplenty in the death of author Martin Keller-but it's not until a second body is found floating in the surf that Sherken gets his unusual-and accurate-inspiration that leads to a surprising solution . . . . About the Author P. W. Francis has had a lifelong love of mystery stories nurtured by his mom and grandma as well as authors such as P. D. James and Ngaio Marsh. He and his beautiful wife of twenty-five years are semi-retired and live in the foothills of northwest Georgia where they do their best to keep up with their ten grandchildren by Zoom and Skype in these most extraordinary times of a pandemic.
