Murder by Color

<p>Teenage twin boys were hiking in a national forest and decided to climb a tree to observe some wild hogs feeding in the area. What they saw when they looked up in the tree triggered a major investigation into a most horrific crime. Janet McFarland was a successful homicide detective with a big city police force. Janet is now a deputy sheriff on a small force in Missouri. </p><p><br></p><p>Steve Fielding a West Point graduate served six years as an investigator with the Army CID. He is now a special agent for criminal investigations with the U. S. Forestry Service. Both professionals were assigned to solve the atrocious murder discovered in the Mark Twain National Forest. </p><p>The story unfolds into a mystery that involves a painstaking investigation capture of criminals and prosecution and sentencing of culprits. Along the way are exciting sub-plots romance and controversy. Intrigue mystery romance and controversy combine to create a novel you won't want to put down. The reader will want to start the next exciting chapter to discover the outcome of the subject being pursued.</p><p><br></p>