MystereBooks is pleased to feature Friends, and Other Perishables by Dale Whisman as today's fourth free mystery ebook. We don't know how long it will be offered at this special price (typically for a limited time only or until a certain number of downloads have been completed), so we urge you to download it while it is still available for free.
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Friends, and Other Perishables by Dale Whisman
A Carl Jacobs Mystery
Publisher: Deadly Niche Press
Written by a licensed private investigator, this first in a series of three (to date) introduces PI Carl Jacobs.
About Friends, and Other Perishables (from the publisher): Carl Jacobs agrees to meet an informant, Jimmy "The Blue Jay", a man Carl grew up with. Jimmy has been a guest in Carl's house and is considered almost a member of the family by Carl's wife, Sherry, and their two young daughters. But apparently Jimmy has other friends.
As soon as Carl arrives, Jimmy starts shooting at him from a dark alley. Carl is wounded but returns fire, and Jimmy is killed. Now Carl has to find out why Jimmy tried to murder him. The solution to this puzzle becomes even more urgent when subsequent attempts are made on Carl's life.
The answer he seeks lies somewhere within the maze of a multi-million-dollar insurance fraud scheme perpetrated by an attorney and a chiropractor, and a lot of very greedy accident victims. Some people prove ruthless when millions of dollars are at stake. And some men can be even more ruthless when their families are threatened.
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