Some people believe
violence is foreign to our nature. Dan ‘Sticks’ Hetrick, retired chief and consultant to the Swatara Creek police
department, knows better. We put a lid on our natural tendency to violence when we started living in groups, devising moral
codes to hold it in check and allow us to live in harmony with others. But, deep down in the Id, there is always that tendency
to violence.
When an out-of-state
reporter is found murdered in the restroom of a disreputable bar the tendency to violence spirals in the rural Pennsylvania
community, and the investigative trail keeps bringing Hetrick and his team back to the family of a wealthy doctor who has
come back to his hometown in retirement.
Hetrick and his protégé
Officer Flora Vastine are joined by an old friend from his State Police days as they unravel old secrets and mysteries in
a tale with as many shocking twists as a country road.
Available
from Whiskey Creek Press, www.whiskeycreekpress.com
in print and electronic
form, including Kindle.
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