Firehole River Murder: Yellowstone Fly-Fishing Mystery Series

by Raymond Kieft

Former university president, Parker Williams, opens a fly shop in West Yellowstone, Montana. While providing fly-fishing guide services on the Firehole River in Yellowstone National Park to a group of university presidents, he discovers the body of one of the presidents. An autopsy reveals the dead president was murdered. Considered a prime suspect, Parker sets out to clear his name and find the killer. Aided by a female Assistant Superintendent of Yellowstone National Park and often one step ahead of the FBI agent in charge of the investigation and the local Sheriffs department officer assigned to the case, the murder seems to be a perfect crime until Parker is led to an unexpected and bizarre conclusion.

188 pages, Paperback

First published December 30, 2004

Reviews

[Kevin · Rating 3 out of 5]

Not that well written. But entertaining than the last, mostly because it's about my favorite place on Earth.

[Jim Riggs · Rating 4 out of 5]

Firehole River Murder: was a delightful little mystery. Kieft held my attention and kept me in suspense until the end, not only to the murderer, but as to the love affair. I thought the attraction to the other two women was a little contrived, even though it did add tension. Good book. Read it if you love Yellowstone.