
Murder in Key West 8
by Shirrel Rhoades
Murder and Mayhem in Paradise #8
“An outstand anthology featuring mysteries set in Key West. I can hardly wait from one year to the next to get the next volume!”
- Hayes Brandwell, Polemic Post.
“I was happy to see the return of some of my favorite mystery writers in this latest entry in the Murder in Key West series!”
- Byron Rupert McCafferty, Online Critics Corner.
Yes, here’s the eighth collection of Murder and Mayhem in Paradise, a hard-hitting anthology that features a baker’s dozen talented mystery writers who explore the dark side of Key West, the Southernmost City in the Continental US.
Mysteries in this volume
by these notable writers:
David Bethel
Carl and Jane Bock
Bill Craig
Rick Ollerman
Shirrel Rhoades
Wayne “Skip” Kadar
(writing as Justin Maxwell)
Barthélemy Banks
Jack Mazur
Mark Zeid
Robert Coburn
H.L. Osterman
Randy Becker
Wayne Gales
About the Author
Shirrel Rhoades is a writer, critic, filmmaker, former college professor, art collector, publishing consultant – and inveterate traveler. He has published Directions, an award-winning travel magazine, served as editor-in-chief of The Bahamas Handbook and Businessman’s Annual, Sun ‘n Sixpence, What-to-Do Magazine, The Cayman Island Handbook, Cayman Islands Holiday Guide, and other travel guides. His travel articles have been published in The Saturday Evening Post, Looking Back, and many other publications.
| Author | Shirrel Rhoades |
|---|---|
| Series | Murder and Mayhem in Paradise #8 |
| Imprint | Absolutely Amazing eBooks |
| ISBN | 9781955036054 |
| Pages | 100 |
| Trim size | B&W 5.5 x 8.5 in or 216 x 140 mm (Demy 8vo) Perfect Bound on White w/Gloss Lam |
| Published | April 2021 |
| Category | Fiction |
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