A Distant Summer

The year is 1946. The citizens of a small Colorado town, Towner's Grove, readjusting to the restored peace and serenity following the end of World War II, are shocked by the murder of a mysterious visitor. Two young men become unofficially involved in the investigation of the murder, with results that have a lasting impact on their lives. Lifelong friends, the two are led to surprising information about themselves and about each other-discoveries as mysterious and unexpected as the murder they set out to solve.For thirty-two years David Ewbank was a professor of English Literature at Kent State University. Now retired, he still resides in Kent, Ohio. He is currently at work on a new novel.Publisher's Web site: http: //www.strategicpublishinggroup.com/title/ADistantSummer.html