Death on Lake Ice (An Adami Mystery, #1)
Death on Lake Ice begins with reclusive but brilliant engineer Jacob Adami deciding to change his life and move to Mountain Top County. He takes the position of county engineer. He moves himself and his three cats into a home overlooking Lake Ice. On his first inspection trip as county engineer to a local spillway, he discovers the murdered body of the area's leading citizen and largest landowner. Being new to the area, he meets the local people and learns of their lives. They, on the other hand, find him somewhat mysterious and cannot understand why a rich and powerful man would move to their mountains and take a low-paying engineering posit…
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Produktdetails
- ISBN: 978-1-386-64719-5
- EAN: 9781386647195
- Produktnummer: 31203547
- Verlag: Dragon World of Tone Publications
- Sprache: Englisch
- Erscheinungsjahr: 2018
- Plattform: EPUB
- Masse: 420 KB
Über den Autor
A. D. Adams has compiled a long list of achievements since he earned a degree, in engineering, from the University of Akron. His career-related accomplishments include finite element engineer, computer system administrator, software engineer, patent holder, and draftsman. He has worked for Babcock and Wilcox, the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, and Veyance Technologies. After having engineering articles published in technical journals, he made the transition to writing novels. His first novel The Dragon Healer of Tone was a successful fantasy that has been downloaded thousands of times. His second novel was a mystery entitled Death on Lake Ice. After these two novels, he wrote the second novel of the dragon series The Dragon Savior of Tone. He then wrote two children's picture books My Brother is a Dragon and Woody the Reindeer. A. D. Adams is also an accomplished wood artist whose creations have taken various forms from wall-hangings to six-feet tall Christmas trees, winning awards for his woodworking.
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