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By: JACK FITZGERALD 
Murder cover smaller Two years ago Fitzgerald came out with TEDDY BEAR MURDERS, which introduced murder mystery readers to Olivia Haines, an introverted high school teacher. She is targeted for murder by one of her students, a sociopath, who just happens to be one of the most popular students in school. Being an amateur sleuth at heart, she discovers the death plot just in time to survive a gruesome death. Olivia survives not only to continue her classes as an English lit teacher but to marry introverted middle-school science teacher Ron Whittaker and star in her newly minted adventures in MURDER IMPOSSIBLE, which just hit the book stores and the internet this past week. Olivia and Ron decide to honeymoon to Mexico aboard the cruise ship the Pan Americana. They agree to change their behavior while on vacation and become more social and relaxed. Almost immediately they find themselves in a melee with odd shipmates. There’s the loud mouth heiress who wants to run their lives and her nemesis Alan Paxton, who likes to make her rich life miserable. There’s a retired Episcopal priest and his wife who add happenstance to their lives at every corner. Finally, Mallory Holmes, a blind and deaf young man with a frigid wife. These odd new friendships flounder, however, when Alan ends up murdered, and Mallory claims he’s the perpetrator. The passengers arrive together back in Los Angeles where the murder case unfolds. Olivia and Ron take it upon themselves to find the real killer, and no one will be more surprised by the truth than the newly married couple. If you like Agatha Christie’s Miss Marple, you’ll certainly relish Olivia Haines and Ron Whittaker’s amateur sleuthing in not only MURDER IMPOSSIBLE but its prequel TEDDY BEAR MURDERS. Jack Fitzgerald lives in Palm Springs, CA. He was raised in Mississippi and is the author of many plays and screenplays. He attended Mississippi State University, Middlebury College in Vermont, Cambridge University, the Sorbonne and the University of Madrid. On TV he appeared in the series Archie Bunker’s Place and appeared in many television commercials. He has acted in films and on stage in France, Mexico, Cuba and the USA and has written screenplays in both Paris and Hollywood. He resided nine years in Paris where he established The Paris English Theatre. It was there nine of his plays were first produced. He sees life as a serious circus and in his writing combines the deadly serious with the humorous. He has a blog with a new article on writing and all sorts of interesting things which comes out every Thursday. Subscribe for free and find out all that’s happening in the mysterious but fascinating world of Fitzgerald. www.jackfitzgerald.com Jack Fitzgerald is also the author of other books such as Contessa, Paris Plays, Viva la Evolución, Roger Should Have Said Yes as well as many stage plays and screenplays. The International Herald Tribune says of his writing, “Fitzgerald has an uncanny knack of capturing American types and speech; it is in their conversation and present-day mores that Fitzgerald’s talent shines. Fitzgerald is so adept with a pen he can make the improbable seem believable, utterly believable.” Fitzgerald attended Mississippi State University, Middlebury College, Cambridge University, The Sorbonne and holds an MA from the University of Madrid. If you are a mystery lover, MURDER IMPOSSIBLE and TEDDY BEAR MURDERS are an exciting escape into the world of murder, mayhem and madness. Available through bookstores, amazon.com, Barnesandnoble.com and as an eBook on Kindle, Nook, iPad, Sony, etc. MEDIA CONTACT INFORMATION MURDER IMPOSSIBLE Author: ISBN # 978-1-4917-5581- 328 pages; 6 x 9 paperback, $19.95 Publisher: iUniverse Date of Release: January 15, 2015 Blog: www.jackfitzgerald.com https://www.facebook.com/ YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/ REVIEW COPY AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST TO QUALIFIED REVIEWERS. End
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