Ice Wine

In the third novel in the Dash Ramblar Mystery series, we find Dash attending to his vineyard, reconnecting with his paramour, Ginger, and noshing with his opera loving friend, Detective FJ Evans.

In the third novel in the Dash Ramblar Mystery series, we find Dash attending to his vineyard, reconnecting with his paramour, Ginger, and noshing with his opera loving friend, Detective FJ Evans. Bill McIntosh, a fellow winemaker, makes an urgent call to Dash for help. Bill's wife, Sondra Storrs, one of five heirs to the Noble Street family empire, has been threatened and is in danger. The heirs, along with company executives, are collecting their annual bonus, and deciding on the future of this premier ski hotel and condominium company, in a critical divesture meeting in Scottsdale. Dash, answers the bell, leaves his California vineyard, shuttling to Arizona to untangle a web of intrigue. Shortly after arriving, Monte Storrs, the youngest heir, is found drowned in a hot tub. Will Dash get to the bottom of this?

Fiction writer, Randolph Rogers, grew up in Bad Axe, Michigan. Rogers pursued several careers in the steamship including advertising and television industry, with a pen in hand. In 1990 Rogers wrote his first mystery novel, The Blue Hour. Under the pseudonym of Randolph Wolf, Rogers worked as a food writer for several Northern California publications. After the publication of two short story collections in Carmel, California, Rogers wrote his critically acclaimed novel, The Luminous Fish, in 2019. Roger also wrote The Dash Ramblar Mystery Series which is currently a trilogy. Now, Rogers resides in Paso Robles, California at Woodpecker Ranch, and in San Miguel de Allende, with his Australian shepherd, Woody.