EGYPT AND THE MEDAL OF HONOR (The Egypt Rosen Chronicles #2)
Book Details
Author(s)Pete Palamountain
ISBN / ASINB008E71NV6
ISBN-13978B008E71NV4
Sales Rank286,973
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
Description
Book 2 in The Egypt Rosen Chronicles series
Comments regarding Egypt:
"Egypt is so funny, and her mother and sisters are hilarious."
"The author interacts with the reader, and it is very appealing."
"I really liked the detective Egypt Rosen, and I liked her sisters China and Persia."
"It's obvious that Egypt will be returning because this is part of the Egypt Rosen Chronicles. I can't wait."
"The author expertly catches the Southern California culture."
Why did Lt. General Merlin Skelton (USMC ret.) commit suicide in his dress blues with his Medal of Honor draped around his neck? Egypt Rosen, Southern California P.I., is hired to find out. And as always, her pal, Vo Binh Dinh master Vin Tran, helps out.
The powerful Skelton family (noted for military heroism) sets up roadblocks at every turn. And the marines circle the wagons to protect one of their own.
The daughter of one of General Skelton's Vietnam comrades is murdered; and Egypt becomes convinced her murder and the general's suicide are somehow linked.
Mattie Lee, owner of the Garvey Times, hires Egypt to write a column called PRIVATE EYE, and stands beside her as controversy erupts over Egypt's exposés regarding stolen valor.
The deeper Egypt digs, the more the danger increases—to herself, her friends, and her sister China.
And Spotty King, a blonde giant police detective, partners with Egypt (personally and professionally) to unravel the mysteries.
"Looking forward to reading other books by Pete Palamountain."
"I wish there were twenty Egypt books."
"…fascinating Marine Corp mystery."
"Military mystery…loved it."
Comments regarding Egypt:
"Egypt is so funny, and her mother and sisters are hilarious."
"The author interacts with the reader, and it is very appealing."
"I really liked the detective Egypt Rosen, and I liked her sisters China and Persia."
"It's obvious that Egypt will be returning because this is part of the Egypt Rosen Chronicles. I can't wait."
"The author expertly catches the Southern California culture."
Why did Lt. General Merlin Skelton (USMC ret.) commit suicide in his dress blues with his Medal of Honor draped around his neck? Egypt Rosen, Southern California P.I., is hired to find out. And as always, her pal, Vo Binh Dinh master Vin Tran, helps out.
The powerful Skelton family (noted for military heroism) sets up roadblocks at every turn. And the marines circle the wagons to protect one of their own.
The daughter of one of General Skelton's Vietnam comrades is murdered; and Egypt becomes convinced her murder and the general's suicide are somehow linked.
Mattie Lee, owner of the Garvey Times, hires Egypt to write a column called PRIVATE EYE, and stands beside her as controversy erupts over Egypt's exposés regarding stolen valor.
The deeper Egypt digs, the more the danger increases—to herself, her friends, and her sister China.
And Spotty King, a blonde giant police detective, partners with Egypt (personally and professionally) to unravel the mysteries.
"Looking forward to reading other books by Pete Palamountain."
"I wish there were twenty Egypt books."
"…fascinating Marine Corp mystery."
"Military mystery…loved it."
