The Ephemeral File
Adam Fraley Mystery Series
by Henry Hoffman
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Pub Date Jul 03 2018 | Archive Date Jul 31 2018
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Description
What begins as a simple lost love case for private investigator Adam Fraley quickly escalates into something of far greater magnitude during the course of his investigation. Not only is it a potential felony he stumbles across but one of the rarest in the catalog of crimes, all due to a critical piece of information having been withheld by his client, a terminally ill World War II vet. The job eventually takes Fraley to remote stretches of Florida’s Withlacoochee River and events that occurred over a half century ago. At the center of the case are teenage twin sisters, Staci and Kati Carew, whose conflicting friendships, loves, and ambitions rise far above normal sibling rivalry, ultimately leading to a grievous injustice and major cover-up.
The Ephemeral File is available for purchase in print and ebook formats.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9781680466676 |
| PRICE | $12.95 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
Joyce F, Reviewer
4 stars
Private Investigator Adam Fraley takes on the case of an elderly man who is looking for his lost love. It has been over fifty years since he last saw her. It seems simple enough. But what Adam doesn’t know is that the case will develop into something far bigger than trying to locate an old flame.
Staci Carew was one of a set of identical twins. Her sister Kati was a top gymnast and all set to go to the Olympics as soon as the Olympic Committee approved gymnastics as a sport in the games. She died in an “accidental” fall from a bridge over a river. When Adam speaks to her coach, the detective who investigated Kati’s accident and visits the scene of the crime, he thinks that something is more than a little fishy about the whole story. When the elderly man tells the whole story to Adam, the story becomes far more serious.
This is a well told tale. It is interesting and I like the main characters Adam and Tamra. It is an easy to read story and I enjoyed it. This is my first Henry Hoffman novel, but it won’t be my last. I hope we hear more from PI Adam Fraley.
I want to thank NetGalley and Melange Books for forwarding to me a copy of this fine book for me to read, enjoy and review.
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