The Cabin: A Murder Mystery

by W.D. Frolick

Overview

Buck Woods, a stressed-out NYPD homicide detective and former Marine Scout sniper on sabbatical, returns home to Orono, Maine.

Upon arriving back in town, Buck meets up with his old high school friend, Detective Jim Barkowsky of the Orono PD. Jim invites Buck to stay with him, his wife and his two children.

The next morning Buck and Jim go to check out Buck's new home, an old run-down log cabin he inherited from his grandfather on two acres of land on Punshaw Lake. Upon entering the cabin, they discover the decomposing body of an unidentified man. The victim died from a single gunshot wound. It is obvious he was murdered.

Buck and Jim set out to solve the murder by putting together the pieces of the puzzle. Unexpected twists, turns, and obstacles abound, leading to a climax that puts Buck's life on the line.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940153937182
Publisher:	W.D. Frolick
Publication date:	12/27/2016
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
File size:	996 KB
Age Range:	18 Years

About the Author

W.D. (Dave) Frolick is a late-blooming author. To date, Dave has written four murder/mystery novels and one children's book. He is a country music songwriter, creative director and owner of Frozen North Music (SOCAN), a Canadian music publisher. Dave enjoys writing country songs, golfing, movies, reading a good murder mystery, and watching sports--especially the Toronto Blue Jays. He is retired from a career as an entrepreneur and real estate sales. Dave and his wife Rose live in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada.

Editorial Reviews

"Really enjoyed the story line and the twists and turns. There were times it was hard to put the book down as I just wanted to keep reading. I would like to read future books by this author."

"Quite enjoyed this debut novel by Mr, Frolick like previous reviewers have said the twists and turns keep you guessing. Enjoyed how everything was tied up at the end."

"I read the book and enjoyed it. At first I had trouble because it wasn't my usual style. I tend to be picky and stick to the same authors. But once I got into about 1/4th in the book, it was hard to put down. Just before the last few chapters, I had to go out, and couldn't wait to come back and read the ending."

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