You're Next!"

by M.W. Gordon

Overview

In this third part of the Macduff Brooks fly fishing mystery series, Macduff and a client fishing on the Madison River in Montana watch as a drift boat with only one person on the boat, covered with a wicker basket and a wreath of mistletoe, approaches them. When closer, the person proves to be a friend of Macduff with a sign across a front vest of explosives that reads: “You’re Next Lucinda!” The day is June 21st: the summer solstice. On the fall equinox the pattern is repeated on the North Platte River in Wyoming. What will happen on the winter solstice?
Macduff is still sought by the Guatemalan Juan Pablo Herzog and the Sudanese terrorist Abdul Khaliq Isfahani. But now Macduff and Lucinda are sought also by two new characters to the series. Both Lucinda and Macduff thought these two were no longer part of their lives. One is Lucinda’s former husband in England , the other a sister of a woman who tried to kill Macduff in volume two.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940148211235
Publisher:	Swift Creeks Press
Publication date:	07/01/2013
Series:	Macduff Brooks Fly Fishing Mysteries , #3
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	340
File size:	439 KB

About the Author

Author M.W.Gordon taught law at universities in seven nations, authored dozens of law books and articles, consulted on numerous foreign law issues, and traveled widely lecturing for the State Department and Council on Foreign Relations. Changing focus, he stopped teaching, built a wooden drift-boat named Osprey, and became a fly fishing guide. He divides his time between the salt-marsh flats below St. Augustine, Florida, and the creeks and rivers of Wyoming and Montana. He has floated Osprey on many rivers, including recently rescuing a father and young children after their drift boat, overloaded with six persons, crashed into a strainer ― trees piled high in the middle of the river ― and sank on the Snake River in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. He has worked with Project Healing Waters in Montana, taking combat-wounded disabled vets fly fishing on the Yellowstone River, and in Greenville, Maine. His author-wife Buff and he live in Summer Haven, south of St. Augustine, with their Sheltie, Macduff.