The Freedom Murders

A Nicolas Haig Mystery

by Charles Hays


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Softcover
$14.50
E-Book
$3.99
Hardcover
$24.50
Softcover
$14.50

Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 2/19/2013

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 186
ISBN : 9781466981737
Format : E-Book
Dimensions : N/A
Page Count : 186
ISBN : 9781466981744
Format : Hardcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 186
ISBN : 9781466981751

About the Book

This book is a work of fiction, and I do not know of any other killer who is this evil and monstrous. You would have to go back to the late 1800s when such maniacal killers existed. One name that comes to mind would be the unsolved mysteries of Jack the Ripper, who killed prostitutes. Another great mystery was written by Robert Louis Stevenson, and that novel was called The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, which dealt with the problems of a split personality. Here, I mean no harm to those that bear similar names to the criminals within my novel. I argue that such is purely coincidental and a result of both probability and chance.


About the Author

Charles Hays is a prolific writer who has published seven novels for Trafford since 2012. These are cited as follows: ●His first book was named Paranormal, which was all about ghost stories (ISBN 978-1-4669-4). ● His second epic was the much heralded Looking After Larry, which critics have called a most valuable addition to military literature about WWII (ISBN 978-4669-4544-9). ● His third blockbuster was called You Can Go Home Again, and it was a murder mystery set in Hazard, Kentucky (ISBN 978-1-4669-5600-1). ● His fourth creation was a marathon effort of 638 pages named About This and That, and it was a collection of his selected short stories (ISBN 978-1-4669-7070-0). ● His fifth manuscript was dubbed Internet Attraction, and it stands as his latest release, which includes forty poems for the reader’s interest and pleasure. ● His sixth novel is labeled The Freedom Murders, and it’s at the press as we speak. It is a classic mystery of the old elegance with several twists and some weird players. ● His seventh script will be a coffee table book presentation by Bill Davis, the renowned photographer and Charles Hays as the conversationalist. It is now in progress. What’s next? Ask Charley, who lives in Pearland, Texas, and writes. We folks at Trafford have given up on trying to predict what this author might try to write next. His genre is a mixed bag of pure genius.