Thunderbird
by Richard Drummer
The greatest challenge for Grace Cummings will be to solve her own murder.
On a crisp autumn morning in 1959 Grace watched in horrified silence as her husband’s experimental jet exploded in a blinding flash. She frantically scanned the horizon for the white bloom of his parachute. It never appeared. Reggie had perished before her eyes.
Thunderbird
It isn’t unusual for women to bond with a car. I am a Motor City Mama who owned two T-Bird convertibles: a bad-ass “62 and a supercharged “04 Retro. The secrets we shared died with them.
Steven King’s Christine was an evil car. Drummers’s Thundrbird is host to the sassy spirit of a murdered woman who is now welded to the car. She is pursued by a group of unscrupulous scoundrels out to murder HER—again?
These guys are unprepared to match wits with this high-powered classy chassis that torments them verbally as she out maneuvers them time-after-time. A young woman buys the car and joins the team.
Several unexpected surprises made it right up my alley. This book is full of edge-of- your-seat action and is fun, fun, fun to read!