Deadline for Death

<p style=text-align: justify;>After the death of his father graduate student Wilson Dodge returns to his hometown in Wyoming to run the family newspaper. It’s the mid-1950s: a time of simplicity and peace in Dodge’s small town— until the newspaper’s youngest employee photographer Corky Freeman is found dead. For Dodge nothing is simple anymore.<br /><br />Grayson Farmer is the Fremont County Sheriff now facing reelection as a Democrat in the year of Eisenhower and the Republicans. He can’t seem to find a suspect or motive in the death of Freeman and the town’s fresh-faced news editor does little but get in his way. Farmer’s problems only increase due to personnel problems another death and the FBI.<br /><br />Dodge sets out to solve Freeman’s murder and finds clues romance and family secrets. A journey that leads the newspaperman to lessons and dangers he had not expected. And as the body count rises and fills the front page Dodge declares a deadline on reporting deaths.</p>