March 27.2022

You've waited patiently and now the book, Murder at the Rocket Factory is out on Amazon. Here's the link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09WLWRXPY/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1648326452&sr=8-1 

March 18, 2022

The final edit of "Murder at the Rocket Factory" is progressing. As with all writing, whatever is on the page can always be improved. The cover is finished and unless the zombies walk the book should be out sometime in April. More when Amazon finishes the quality control and releases the book for general consumption. 

March 9, 2022

Finished the first draft of "Murder at the Rocket Factory." As usual with independent publishing there's a lot of work ahead getting the story ready to be listed on Amazon.

March 2, 2022

Passed 50K on the story. Harry, with Amy's help, has found a reference to Captain Stier in the Tribune's archives, but the investigation once started faded into obscurity, so it didn't give Harry any further information on Captain Stier. The only hope he has is a freedom of information request. He is not hopeful that he will receive Captain Stier's report on his investigation of Thiokol. 

February 25, 2022

Passed the 40K barrier. More information developed by Harry Jenkins, but no obvious suspect yet. More investigating ahead, including the possibility that his acquaintance Amy Walter, a Salt Lake Tribune journalist might turn up something from a search in the political archives. And there is a trip to Pocatello in the offing for Harry.

February 18, 2022

Passed 31K on Murder at the Rocket Factory. Harry Jenkins has uncovered much information about the death of Kingsley Bridge, but none of it points to a homicide or a potential killer. He will continue to follow any leads he finds. 

February 12, 2022

The new novel "Murder at the Rocket Factory" just passed the 20K mark. This one finds Harry Jenkins hot on the trail of an unsolved murder at Thiokol Chemical in 1963. His connection aside from his granduncle Fred Jenkins is that his granddad, Carl Jenkins, worked there as a technical writer and was connected to the mysterious death of one of the executives at the plant.