Dead Man’S Tale

David Campbell

2016년 9월 · Xlibris Corporation

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Who killed Arnold Gibbs is no great mystery. Or is it? Dallas homicide detective Reese Barrett strives to solve a riddle, which involved a suspect that has an alibi at the assumed time of death. But more puzzling is why the dying man was kidnapped from a coma ward in a major hospital when doctors projected he had only weeks to live. And who is the victim now occupying his bed, forced into an irreversible coma and bearing Arnold Gibbss identification? After his partner is hospitalized, Barrett finds hes alone in search of a solution to the puzzling conspiracy of murder, which has a lot more questions than answers. His first solo case is complicated further by the reappearance of a ghost from his past, an attractive young woman whose search for justice for her murdered husband was blocked by Reeses incompetence as a rookie. Reese follows the threads of what is almost certainly a conspiracy, well aware that the eyes of a woman he is growing to love had witnessed his failure three years earlier. This time, he does not have the aid of his senior partner and will be totally responsible for the outcome.

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David A. Campbell, the author of several suspense-adventure novels, is currently working on his ninth manuscript, which is the third in A Silent Witness murder series about the Dallas police detectives Reese Barrett and Charley Dent. David is a professional journalist, a graduate of the University of Oklahoma with a degree in journalism and professional writing, and has worked for several years as a newspaper reporter, editor, photographer, and sports and managing editor. He has been awarded numerous Associated Press Awards in investigative reporting. A Vietnam-era US Navy veteran, he has also gained experience as an oilfield roughneck, a machinist, a print shop owner/operator, and a page setter for a major publishing company. He currently resides in Mesquite, Texas, with his wife of thirty-four years and counting, Becky, and their two cats. They have three grown daughters living in the metro area, who have given them six grandchildren.