Mike Lander Mysteries by Aaron H. Oliver (#1-2)
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Overview: I’ve had characters and stories swirling around in my head for years. I’m no stranger to writing, having had a 30+ year career in radio, television, and public education creating commercial copy, press releases, and countless scripts for news and talk programs. Regardless of the type of writing I am always researching, exploring, and conceptualizing. I think like many who write, I’m most inspired by other writers. With regard to inspirational writers, I’m all over the map. Screenwriters, tv commercial writers, bloggers, radio dramatists, playwrights, cartoonists, novelists (old & new) in some way serve as inspiration. As a kid growing up my love of Stan Lee’s writing for Marvel Comics, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s adventures of Sherlock Holmes and Daniel Defoe’s castaway adventure all stirred me in different directions. It was my discovery of pulp fiction of the 1930s & 40s that really stirred me to some of my biggest writing heroes. Men and women who (unlike me) could draft an idea on Monday, and finish the novel on Saturday. What’s more, most of those penny-a-worders banged out stories that were thrilling reads that entertained until the last line.
Genre: Fiction > Mystery/Thriller
1. Sentimental Journey
The lights and glitter at America’s #1 radio producer Jay Gadsden’s lakefront estate swept Nolan Cartwright away. His summer had become a sentimental journey to a bygone era he had only read about in a Fitzgerald novel. Celebrities, the idle rich, beautiful women, and improvisational parties were part of a dream world from the Jazz Age.
With the crack of a gun, the fantasy mutated into a bitter concrete reality of double-dealing. The Great Gadsden was dead. The easy-going and naïve Cartwright wants the truth unraveled.
Mike Lander agrees to take the case, but can he find a killer hidden within the tangled webs of a doomed attempt to recapture lost love, a cold-hearted and evil woman’s schemes, secret affairs, gangsters, the musings of an electric catfish, and the earth-shaking effects it all has on the country’s favorite radio adventure.
Life on the alpine lake has a tranquil and hypnotic appeal, but as Mike learns fast, it conceals deadly secrets.
2. Blues In The Night
Private Eye Mike Lander is hired to find a rambunctious redhead, but as Lander plays hide and seek, murder rears its ugly head. As the game becomes too real, Mike questions his own abilities and the mysterious gift of a woman to make a man sing the blues in the night.
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