Anne Swift: Molecular Detective Volume 2: Second volume in the Anne Swift Mysteries

by T Edward Fox

Overview

Everyone knows Tom Swift, famous teen inventor.

If you have read the first volume in this series you will know his mother, Anne Swift, is one of the top molecular biological detectives in the United States. And, you know she secretly works special assignments for the FBI... Right? How about that she has never told anyone in her family about her secret work?

This is the second trilogy of her stories as she balances being a wife and a mother with being a crackerjack biological detective, helping to solve cases that no other lab or team can handle-or would be allowed to tackle.

This volume contains the stories:

• Anne Swift and the Deadly Dino DNA
• Anne Swift and the Malicious Meteor Mayhem
• Anne Swift and the Incendiary Insect Infestation

They cover everything from fossils containing something deadly, people dying quite badly when exposed to a some meteor fragments, and exploding insects.

The trio of Anne Swift stories is also available.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781502433718
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	09/18/2014
Series:	The Anne Swift Mysteries , #2
Pages:	154
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.33(d)

About the Author

T. Edward Fox writes under several pen names including Victor Appleton II, T. Edward Fox, Clarence Young IV, and once even as Jules Verne! Yes, you read that right. Verne. Oh, and he writes some stuff using his real name.

He reached the age when work no longer seemed worth the hassle of getting up, getting dressed and riding the light rail, and ALL BEFORE 9:)) a.m.!!! nearly a decade ago. So, he retired to take up the life of being an author.

Technically, he is an orphan although he had to wait until the age of 49 to become one.

He drives an all-electric (Nissan Leaf) car, recycles as if there is not tomorrow, generally votes for his party's candidates except when they are: A) morons; B) idiots, of; C) fools (so he only votes infrequently) and tends to re-read books from his childhood just to see if they still hold up after all these decades.

He makes his home somewhere in the Pacific Northwest along with his wife of more than three decades-pity the poor woman-and a dog who has recently gone deaf and decided he hates the food he loved the day before. Now, he spends about one hour every two weeks hand making food for his little doggie.