DOUBLE REVENGE IN YELLOWSTONE
Yellowstone Mystery Series A Parker Williams Novel
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The morning after a dinner speech by the Assistant Secretary of the Interior at the Buffalo Bill Historical Center in Cody, Wyoming, a Yellowstone National Park deputy ranger discovers a body in a car parked behind the Sylvan Lake picnic area in Yellowstone National Park. The death is ruled a homicide, causing the FBI to investigate. Former University president, Parker Williams, owner of the Gold Medal Fly-Fishing Shop in West Yellowstone, Montana, is enlisted by the FBI to assist in the investigation. Soon, he finds himself working alone and confronted by evidence found at the murder scene which points to a single individual as the killer. Parker is the only person who believes this individual has been framed. His quest to find the person or persons responsible for planting the false evidence and murdering the victim leads him down a path of twists and turns. When a high level official in Yellowstone National Park is arrested and charged with murder and a second person is murdered, his investigation takes an unexpected direction and creates a life or death situation. Not only is he working alone and against a timeline, he must balance the intricacies of two murder investigations with conflicting emotions about personal choices in his future. From the grandeur of fly-fishing in America's capital of fly-fishing to a golf course in Cody, Wyoming, the search for the true killer exposes how powerful and long-lasting revenge can be.
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Double Revenge in Yellowstone is the third novel in the Yellowstone Mystery Series. All are set against the backdrop of the wonder and splendor of Yellowstone National Park, our nation's premiere national park. As with the previous two novels, all royalties and proceeds from the sale of Double Revenge in Yellowstone are shared equally between two national charitable organizations: Habitat for Humanity and Compassion International. No royalties are retained by the author. Readers wishing to learn more about these charities are referred to their respective websites.
About the Author
Raymond Kieft is retired and lives in Denver, Colorado, where he lives with his wife Sandy. Prior to retirement, he held faculty appointments in several colleges where he taught mathematics. In addition to his faculty appointments, he served as the president of two colleges and the interim president ofa third. A member of The Federation of Fly-Fishers, Trout Unlimited, Yellowstone Foundation, Yellowstone Association, and the Greater Yellowstone Coalition, he has fly-fished in the Yellowstone region for thirty years.