In for the Kill

When the answering machine boomed with an anonymous male voice asking for Jim Anderson, Jennifer stared at the phone in horror. Hawkman hadn’t used his birth name since he’d disappeared from the Agency years ago.

A search ensued to find out who was leaving these threatening messages. After Hawkman’s old boss gave him the name of Jack Hargrove, he wracked his memory and realized he’d never had any association with a man by this name.

The harassment escalated forcing Hawkman to confide in Ken and Peggy Bronson, the two local Sheriffs. They immediately tightened the protection around Tom Casey’s home.

When the reports came in about Rita Rawlings being forced off the road, Hawkman’s assalt, his home set afire and a stolen jeep, the whole Siskiyou County law enforcement became involved. They proceeded with a search into the hills.

And what does a cat called Miss Marple have to do with this story? Read ‘IN FOR THE KILL’ by Betty Sullivan La Pierre.