A Class Reunion
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“Mr. Carle that is a very long story, when I was in high school I was very close to a girl named Kathy Black. We were very close friends. We were planning on getting married as soon as we graduated in late May of our senior year.” “Then just before Christmas I called Kathy and asked if she wanted to go to a movie and she told me that she didn’t want to go because she was not feeling well.” “I called her several times after that and she told me that she didn’t want me to call her anyore. I asked her why and she simply told me that things had changed.” “I was really upset and was wondering if she had found another boy, but I couldn’t find any reason for her actions and just decided that she was getting cold feet about our plans on getting married after we graduated. The next thing I heard was that she had quit school got married and moved out of town.” “Needless to say I was really down in the dumps. I had never dated another girl in school and I just wanted to get out of Seaford.
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About the Book
The Seaford, Delaware high school class of 1984 gathered to celebrate their first reunion, but the celebration is a sad one as three of the members, Harriet, Jeanne, and Horace are found murdered. The FBI is asked to help in the investigation. Agent Bill Carle reviews the Seaford Police’s report of the deaths and learns that two of the class members mentioned in the report were close friends of his when he was attending the University of Delaware. He requests and is given the assignment. The story follows the interviews of the class members which only widens the search for the killer as events back in high school raise more and more possible motives for the murders. Two old relationships that went awry in their school years are brought together again which gives the story a happy ending as the murders are finally solved
About the Author
Clarence Willis lives in Pinecrest Place, Largo, Florida. The success of his first novel, A Deadly Obsession, written in his eighties, fulfilled a lifetime goal to put his writing skills in publication. A Class Reunion solidifies that ambition.