Wheatfield Souls: Book 2: Broken River

W McKittrick

2025年1月 · Russ Hall

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Olivia knew her late husband's sudden death was not of his own making. Adam Helmus worked hard as a small farmer, community pasture manager and an outfitter. The outfitter business was a hit, with guests arriving from all over North America. Ten years later, a moonlighting private investigator and a mechanic on a social outing listened to Olivia's innate thoughts. They took a risk. With a small tight-knit community none the wiser, and a limited budget for their services, but to do the right thing for a friend, they went to work.

Randy Johnsen works for a Saskatchewan heavy equipment dealer. His demons may return to haunt him. His failings in the eyes of critical authority continue to happen. Harry McNamara, ex-cop, fallen from grace, and insurance investigator. His existence becomes extraordinarily threatened.

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Born after World War Two, I grew up on a mixed farm in rural Saskatchewan.

The heavy equipment trade took me about the four Western Canadian provinces and the Northwest Territories and Nunavut. My work crossed the industries of forestry, road construction, mining, oil field, agriculture, northern winter ice roads, and mineral exploration. Farming, taxi driving, and heavy trucking came into the mix of earlier career choices.

My marriage of nearly fifty years to the sweetest woman ever, hopefully, will last to eternity.

My interest in writing kindled when I worked in estimating and billing for the last heavy equipment dealer who put up with me before retirement. After completing a basic writing class, I began piecing together short stories.

My first novels began as short stories. At the completion of the short stories, I surprised myself when I now owned the outlines for novels. Inspired with true events and personal experience, I simply filled in the chapters between the beginning, the middle, and the end.

I have three more novels with drafts in different stages of development. Hopefully, I will live long enough to publish them.

W McKittrick