"Who Is Killing Nashville's Country Singers?"

"Who Is Killing Nashville's Country Singers?" is a compelling murder mystery set in Music City and surrounding areas. Characters will sound familiar to country fans as detective Jack Novak plunges into this mystery not really convinced he can solve the murders. The beautiful young pop singer who is afraid she will be next and has a personal interest in Jack is not helping. But she is difficult to resist. Jack calls on his many years of experience in crime-solving to try and get to the bottom of this one but finds no easy path. It may be his own friends that are involved or even the lovely pop singer. One of many trails leads him into the forests surrounding Nashville to find a mysterious hermit who hates people and wants to be left alone. Could he be the murderer or is this just another false alarm? You won't be able to guess the motive or the ending.

Country music has been changing radically over the years and is more popular than ever. But some old-timers don't like the changes and are willing to do anything to bring back the good times of the past. That's the basis for "Who Is Killing Nashville's Country Singers?" Set in the nation's Music City, detective Jack Novak joins a federal task force charged with find the murderer or murderers Because of his relationship with the well-known country icon, Tommy Traveler. Traveler has been around for over 50 years and is the acknowledged King of Country Music. He hates the changes in current country music trends and is very vocal about it. And he's just one of many suspects. Jack needs all the help he can get but in the end it comes down to him and the mysterious forest hermit and a fight to the death. You'll turn the pages quickly in this thriller and you'll never guess how it ends!!

Reg Ivory is the author of eight novels, including "There Is No President" and the sequel "The Last President." Among his other novels are: "Headless," Heartless," "Who Prays For The Devil?" and "Saddam's Diamonds." Reg lives in the Nashville suburb of Franklin with his wife, Cathy, and two cats.