The Bennington Murders — Charlie Horn

As Seen in the New York Times Book Review. A novel so captivating one reader said he kept his e-book in his car so he could read it while waiting at stop lights. Get ready for?a letter from a wealthy dead man to Hank Tower saying he was murdered by someone in his family?two sons of his counting on an inheritance in the millions from him?an angry, divorced wife replaced by a sensuous, young wife who likes the high life - and is counting on her husband?s inheritance to continue it?a grandson living off an indulgent father who wants his father to inherit millions so he can continue his playboy life?a scientist with a possible cure for Alzheimer?s. All of this leads Hank into a probe that exposes the Bennington family?s twisted dynamics and some long-held secrets. Now add to these motives for murder the selling of black market drugs; two ruthless thugs, one weighing over three hundred pounds, another with a mouth that twitches; a silent, psychotic killer who uses unspeakable ways to murder his victims; a tough, renegade Turkish Special Ops officer?all of whom have two things in common: establishing a billion-dollar criminal empire and killing the man who stands in their way - Hank Tower. Within all this complexity lurks the dead man?s killer. If Hank can find out who it is, he receives a half million dollars from the dead man himself. It?s a non-stop, sometimes humorous, story from a pro that grips you to the last word.