An enigmatic young woman hires an ex-Army CID Officer to investigate a decades old homicide case that is eerily similar to a recent gruesome murder of a young woman in a small coastal southern town with a dark and violent history.
I just read the posted chapters of Moose Like Espresso. The concept, characters, humor, first person narrative and pace all clicked for me. I think the pace and rhythm of the story would benefit from removing more words. Some of them aren’t necessary, repetitive sentence subjects, for instance. The old adage "you keep a reader with every unnecessary word you eliminate" is always good advice.
Book one in a character-driven middle reader series about an Alaska Native teenager living in small-town Alaska. While helping his dad at the Moose Like Espresso Cafe, Rigs Seward gets a firsthand look at the locals, and all of their local drama.
Book one in a character-driven middle reader series about an Alaska Native teenager living in small-town Alaska. While helping his dad at the Moose Like Espresso Cafe, Rigs Seward gets a firsthand look at the locals, and all of their local drama.
