Flintlock

by Robert Peterson

Overview

The scene is set east of Geraldton at Flintlock, Down Under, in drought-affected wheat and sheep farmlands where kangaroos hop about in thunder. Identical triplet boys Cyril, Connor and Sean Bransky are the mirror image of neighbour cousin Chase Kattler. Cyril becomes a detective stationed in Perth. Connor farms with his father Reuben. Sean develops rational problems from birth and placed into a mental asylum. Chase farms alongside his belligerent roaming father Fritz. Connor stands accused of viciously killing his brother Sean in cell 17. Cyril arrives home to help hunt for Sean’s killer. Mystery surrounds more family murders as added suspects become evident to the fractious law force.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940045186896
Publisher:	Robert Peterson
Publication date:	07/27/2013
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	1 MB
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

The Author grew up in North Queensland in the wettest town in Australia, as oldest of three boys after his elder sister suspiciously drowned in the Babinda Creek. He achieved an Associate Degree in Agriculture at Gatton Campus of Queensland University. Began serious writing on retirement after joining a local writing club and Writing.com. Accomplished writing awards at school and local shows, wrote agricultural extension and research articles, monthly farm memos and local newspapers over 20 years and collection of sensitive security metadata on a diamond mine. Humour arose as positive energy-challenging dimples of 30plus surgical operations over his life. The Author’s written work is Australian fiction reworked from numerous assumed bush homicides garnered while imbibing over a bar, around a campfire or out fishing on the Great Barrier Reef.
The Author’s non-fiction life’s work competes as a Guinness Records tag for life’s stuff-ups, such as riding on a large crocodile, bitten by snakes, a giant eel, a stonefish, tiger sharks, gored and kicked by horses and cattle.
The Author presently lives in Seville Grove, Western Australia with his wife Glenys.