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Murder in Central Valley
Hardcover
Publisher: Writers Branding LLC
Published: Sep 12 2024
Pages: 192
Weight: 1.00
Height: 0.56 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Synopsis: The story begins in the south section of a much larger Central Valley. The entire Valley is approximately 20,000 sq. miles our area is more like 4,600.
It is 46 mile north and south and 100 miles from the base of the sierra mountains and west to the Pacific Ocean.
Two major freeways pass through the valley, both from the south North> Highway 99 is the most inner route, but Freeway 5 cover a broader spectrum and less town. Many less, they are more like gas stops than villages.
As you cruise along either you will find many crops of different variates, such as cotton, alpha corn, and especially almonds' More almonds are produces in the valley than another place in the world.
It was a quiet part of the state until a serial killer moved in, and then the valley around Exeter changed. We will follow the killer and see what happens.
Autobiography: Clarence Mike Dunaway was born in California in 1930 during the great depression and grew ip there. He was bored while in he's late seventy's and decided to write, and so he did.
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