Red Skies At Midnight : A Tricky Dick Key West Mystery

When Tricky Dick gets a phone call from someone supposedly long since dead, it sends him on a journey farther south than he wishes to go. But it might also hold the key to figuring out just who killed Scooter. Thomas Connelly is supposedly dead. Naturally Tricky Dick is surprised to hear from him, and even more surprised to discover how much Connelly knows about him. It becomes obvious to him that Scooter's relationship with Connelly was tighter than he thought. Learning that he is living in Cuba, Tricky decides that even if he doesn't want to, it's time for a trip to Cuba. Last he heard Johnny was down there and in trouble, and so now might be the time to wrap up some of the loose ends that are surrounding Scooter's death. Arranging for Smitty to sail him on Scooter's boat (in order to sink it on the way back) he immediately finds more trouble when he discovers a stowaway with an agenda of her own. Add to the mix the reappearance of Traitor Vic, information that Thomas has for Tricky, and the introduction of a surfing pirate, and Tricky soon learns that he's going to have to go deeper into the mystery before he can begin to see the light. "Red Skies At Midnight" is the fourth in the Tricky Dick Key West Mystery series. . Each book builds on the previous, a cliffhanger ending enticing the reader to come back for more, all starting with the discovery of a dead body under a dock as the opening scene in "Talk Murder To Me." The action centers around Tricky Dick, a man with a shady past working for the government. Soon that shady past comes back to haunt him, with each step of the investigation bringing in more intrigue, more suspects, and more layers of conspiracy, collusion and corruption. And, oh yeah, there's a talking manatee...

• | Author: Jack A. Terry
• | Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• | Publication Date: Nov 08, 2017
• | Number of Pages: 204 pages
• | Language: English
• | Binding: Paperback
• | ISBN-10: 1978435916
• | ISBN-13: 9781978435919