by Jack R. Pyle
A novel of Murder and Intrigue
Murder, sex and violence, set in a small town deep in the heart of Florida – the one the tourist drives through without ever seeing. Was Adam Stone what he appeared to be? Or were the layers of deception, never-ending?
“In The Death of Adam Stone, a classic American murder, Jack R Pyle shows us that the mean streets may sometimes lead to one’s own family. This is a tale of money, intrigue, and kinship whose alienated hero Raymond Chandler would have hailed as one of the boys, set in the Florida of John F. MacDonald. A promising first novel from a fine writer.”
Sharyn McCrumb, NY Times Best-selling Author of She Walks These Hills.
_“A Southern town mourns the unexpected death of a pillar of strength and civic virtue. But how and why had he died? His nephew wants to know. He asks questions. The pillar crumbles; the town’s façade cracks. A tense tale that will keep you snatching at the pages right up to the surprising end.”_
—Mart Baldwin, TED Award winning author of Kill the BenefActor
_“A Southern family laced with evil and an untimely death means trouble for the cousin who’d like to learn the truth. Tense suspense that takes off running and never lets up.”_
— Elisabeth Daniels Squire, Agatha winning author of _Whose Death is it, Anyway_ and other books about America’s most absent- minded sleuth.
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<p>by Jack R. Pyle</p>
<p>A novel of Murder and Intrigue</p>
<p>Murder, sex and violence, set in a small town deep in the heart of Florida – the one the tourist drives through without ever seeing. Was Adam Stone what he appeared to be? Or were the layers of deception, never-ending?</p>
<p>“In The Death of Adam Stone, a classic American murder, Jack R Pyle shows us that the mean streets may sometimes lead to one’s own family. This is a tale of money, intrigue, and kinship whose alienated hero Raymond Chandler would have hailed as one of the boys, set in the Florida of John F. MacDonald. A promising first novel from a fine writer.” <br />Sharyn McCrumb, <span class="caps">NY </span>Times Best-selling Author of She Walks These Hills.</p>
<p><em>“A Southern town mourns the unexpected death of a pillar of strength and civic virtue. But how and why had he died? His nephew wants to know. He asks questions. The pillar crumbles; the town’s façade cracks. A tense tale that will keep you snatching at the pages right up to the surprising end.”</em><br />—Mart Baldwin, <span class="caps">TED </span>Award winning author of Kill the BenefActor</p>
<p><em>“A Southern family laced with evil and an untimely death means trouble for the cousin who’d like to learn the truth. Tense suspense that takes off running and never lets up.”</em><br />— Elisabeth Daniels Squire, Agatha winning author of <em>Whose Death is it, Anyway</em> and other books about America’s most absent- minded sleuth.</p>
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