A graduate of Potomac State College, West Virginia University and a teaching assistant at the University of Wisconsin where he worked on his doctorate in American History, Robert L Skidmore spent thirty-five years in the foreign service of the United States whose assignments took him to tours in Iran, Greece, New Zealand, Laos, Malaysia, and Portugal. Now, long retired, Mr. Skidmore indulges in two lifelong passions, researching history and writing, both of which enable him to play with his computers and avoid travel at all cost.
The Distracting Splat at the Eiffel
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BN ID:
2940012967879
- Publisher: Robert Skidmore
- Publication date: 06/08/2011
- Series: The Inspector Richard Thatcher Series , #4
- Sold by: Barnes & Noble
- Format: eBook
- Pages: 415
- File size: 441 KB
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Robert L Skidmore is the author of twenty-two novels novels. In The Disgusting Splat at the Eiffel Skidmore returns to his Richard Thatcher mystery series. The result is another beautifully written political thriller.
The Assassination of Vice President Harriet Styles’ spouse during an official visit to Paris generates sympathetic support in key domestic constituencies, something Harriet needs badly if she wishes to ascend to the highest office in the land. The arrogant presidential candidate despises Thatcher’s FBI and uses her widow’s garb to focus her campaign on the Bureau’s failure to immediately identify and apprehend the shooter. Thatcher dispatches Barbara Collins, a protégé and one of his best investigators to Paris and the Arab world, while he strives to shield his beloved agency from the political pressures. The denouement shakes Washington to its political roots.
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