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Murder at the Jersey Shore
A David Nance Mystery Trilogy
Three Full Length Mystery Novels
In One volume for $2.99
on KINDLE and NOOK
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Book Jackets
Secrets Can Be Deadly
As a single parent, David Nance’s mother is devoted to her son. When David finds her murdered on the eve of her sixtieth birthday, he sets out to avenge her death.
His investigation uncovers a brain impaired baby born twenty-six years ago that had either been switched at birth or murdered. The mounting evidence forces David to come face to face with the idea that his mother may not only have been involved, but as a delivery room nurse in the hospital for thirty years, may also have been a blackmailer.
As David digs into the backgrounds of the murder suspects, he is tormented when one by one he realizes each could be his father. One is, but is his father also the murderer?
Diamonds are for Stealing
David Nance is still angry, still mourning his mother when he takes on an insurance case from an old rival. Investigating the circumstances surrounding a missing diamond necklace, the new case throws him into the path of his old nemesis, the man he blames for his mother's death.
Already on notice from his gorgeous girlfriend, Bobbie, about his insatiable thirst for vengeance, David must walk a fine line between cool, rational deduction and his inner rage.
When the body count starts mounting, the trail of diamonds leads him to a dangerous killer and a confrontation with his own demons.
Murder On The Links
Rooting out the murderers of a penny stock scam artist, a mob boss’ daughter, and a prostitute, David Nance uncovers mob infested stock brokers, fraudulent hedge fund operators, loan sharks, blackmailers and deviant sex addicts from among the high powered CEOs, lawyers, investment bankers, philanthropists and heirs to fortunes at exclusive River Edge Golf and Country Club.
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Read the David Nance Mystery Books and answer the following trivia questions:
1. Where was George Washington's most important spy network and how did it operate? (Secrets Can Be Deadly)
2. Who were the Whaleboat Militia during the Revolutionary War and whom did they attack? (Diamonds Are For Stealing)
3. Where was President Grant's summer Whitehouse? (Murder On The Links)
4. Where was President Garfield taken after he was shot? What is the "Garfield Hut"? What was used to construct the "Garfield Hut"? (Murder On The Links)
5. Where did Annie Oakley defeat Phil Daly, Jr., professed to be America's greatest marksman at the time of their shooting contest? (Murder On The Links)
6. What do President Theodore Roosevelt and the former president of Walt Disney Company, Michael Eisner, have in common? (Murder On The Links)
7. Where did Marconi conduct his first wireless test in the United States? (Diamonds Are For Stealing)
8. You've heard the saying, "Is this the Real McCoy?" What was the first product this question referred to? (Diamonds Are For Stealing)
9. Where was the collie who starred in the first "Lassie" movies bred? (Secrets Can Be Deadly)
10. James Avanti is dubbed "The King of the Book Covers" because he painted pictures that were used on the covers of novels by which famous American authors? Where was his first studio? What is considered his most famous cover? (Murder On The Links)
11. Why is the Saint James Chapel in Elberon, NJ called "The Church of the Presidents"? (Murder On The Links)
12. Who is considered the foiunding matriarch of Monmouth County, NJ? (Secrets Can Be Deadly)
13. Who is the real Molly Pitcher? (Diamonds Are For Stealing)
14. What was the name of the first filly to win the Kentucky Derby, where was she stabled and what year did she win? (Secrets Can Be Deadly)
15. Where is the oldest contiunally operating distillery in the United States and when was it founded? (Secrets Can Be Deadly)
16. In what state were the most revolutionary battles fought? (Secrets Can Be Deadly)
17. What was the longest battle of the revolution? (Secrets Can Be Deadly)
18. How many electric cars did Diamond Jim Brady have? (Secrets Can Be Deadly)
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