Walter Stewart Two-Book Bundle: Right Church, Wrong Pew and Hole In One
Author: | Stewart, Walter |
Publisher: | HarperCollins Publishers |
ISBN: | 9781443441834, Related ISBNs: 144344183X, 9781443441834 |
Classification: | Fiction |
Synopsis
Small-town reporter Carlton Withers and his sometimes-girlfriend, photographer Hannah Klovack turn sleuth in Right Church, Wrong Pew and Hole in One.
In Right Church, Wrong Pew, Ernie Struthers, by all reports, got what was coming to him . . . but Carlton Withers sure wishes Struthers hadn’t turned up dead on his front porch. As the only person, presumably, in town with a motive to kill Struthers, Withers is hard pressed to prove his innocence.
With the evidence stacked against him and mounting by the day, Withers turns to his trusted neighbour, retired police inspector Hanson Eberley, and Hannah Klovack, a newly-arrived news photographer from Toronto, to clear his name.
In Hole in One, when old Charlie Tinkelpaugh is killed on the third hole of the Bosky Dell golf course, a series of ever-more-strange events is set in motion, and only Carlton Withers, inept golfer and sometimes-employee of the Silver Falls Lancer, can put the pieces of the puzzle together.
With the help of his colleague-slash-girlfriend, Hanna Klovack, and local Ojibwa elder Joe Herkimer, a.k.a. Running Elk, Withers must unravel the complex web of clues that lead to Tinkelpaugh’s murderer . . . and that may also reveal who is behind the illegal sale of the Bosky Dell golf course to a local development corporation.
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