Ross Tarry

 

 

Now retired, Ross lives with his wife in Mounds View, Minnesota. He grew up on a farm in Southwestern Michigan and later moved to Minneapolis where he worked for the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad for thirty-two years. Of Mourning Doves and Heroes is his first published novel. Last Cry of the Whippoorwill was published in 2008.  He has been part of Night Writers for many years and credits much of his success to the support from this group of talented writers.  He has written two other novels: Eye of the Serpent and Cardinal Red, which will be published in the near future.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jersey Wilkes knows Baja Mexico and the Sea of Cortez like the back of his hand.  He also believes his simple, uncomplicated life as captain of his boat, Whippoorwill, will go on forever, and it did until a woman from his past showed up in Los Cruces.  Charmin Gotti on on what could be called a risky mission to locate her husband, and she needs his help. Jersey reluctantly agrees and soon discovers his chances of surviving this mission are slightly greater than surviving Charmin Gotti.

 

In the small town of Lawrence, a paraplegic is found dead. Was it an accident, or murder? The daughter of the town's only law officer, fifty-nine year old widower Titus Closson, is forced off the road and nearly killed. Titus, who's been contemplating retirement, is forced to put his plans aside to catch a killer and save his daughter's life.

 

 

Synopsis to come....

 

 

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