Person of Interest

by Ray Barnds

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• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1608601749
• ISBN13: 9781608601745
• Release Date: June 2009
• Publisher: Strategic Book Publishing
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 1.00 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Definitely "of Interest"

Mr. Barnds has created a fascinating story of what the consequences can be for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. In "Person of Interest" his lead character, Ed Ashley, is a janitor (and closet artist) at a major western U.S.A. University. One night what Ed accidently sees in a locker room changes his life forever. Ed's closet art is not the only closet the author opens as he paints the characters in this intriguing story with a surprise conclusion. Sex, mystery, and murder are combined by the author, in original ways, to envelop the reader in the twists and turns of this quality thriller. The characters Mr. Barnds develops are richly outlined and painted in with expert verbal imagery as he takes you through the clever plot. You feel you've figured it out and then the author rocks the world and changes everything. It's a quick, enjoyable read and should definitely hold your interest all the way through to it's unexpected ending.

A dirty scandal.....

A scandal cover-up at its best. A hardworking custodial worker who appears to do nothing more than work hard at his job, sees something he most certainly should not have seen. Thus ensues a fast paced, murder mystery full of suspense. A scandal is trying to be covered up and those trying to cover it up will stop at nothing short of murder to hide their secrets.

A very pleasing read

This book is full of interest right from page one. It is set in Portland State University where Ed. Ashley, a Custodian, level two works the night shift. He discovers a Professor and the Dean in the showers together at 2 a.m. doing things they should only do in private. He rushes out unseen and instead of reporting it to security he takes it on his own shoulders to try and keep it quiet, that is until the Dean decides to outsource the Custodians work in an attempt to get rid of the onlooker. From this point the story takes on an audacious twist and Ed. for all his troubles, ends up as a suspect in a double murder plot. The storyline is very realistic and it is exciting all the way through and is compelling reading to say the very least. I would highly recommend this book to anyone who likes a good murder mystery. Benjamin J. West, Author of The Eight of Spades, A Law unto Themselves