Harry,
Wohlforth's new thriller, is out to rave reviews.
Needless to say, he couldn't be more (you got it) THRILLED.
Ted
Whitaker, a writer living in Southern Oregon, is
contacted by Harry, an old friend of the Sixties. Now an
eco-terrorist, he seeks to recruit him to aid in a plot
to let loose a smallpox virus. Whitaker must stop him,
or tens of thousands will die. But Harry is his friend,
the closest he has ever had. Can he stop him and save
Harry at the same time?
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Readers Favorite
"Only one word can sum up this book: Excellent. The
author has put together a superb cast of characters,
from radicals to an obsessed FBI agent with his own
agenda. From the opening paragraphs, the reader is drawn
into a world that only a few know. The suspense grows as
events unfold, leading everyone toward a dramatic
climax. From the start, the reader is taken on a wild
roller-coaster ride of suspense and danger. While the
end was somewhat predictable, the journey getting there
was outstanding."
Tim Wohlforth
is a writer of fiction and non-fiction. He lives in Ashland,
Oregon with his wife and two dogs. Much of his fiction are
crime-based stories set in Northern California and Southern
Oregon. He is a published
author of novels, anthology contributions and short stories.
You can see and
hear Tim Wohlforth by clicking on YouTube. This interview is
excerpted from Ashland Mystery rvtv noir. Wohlforth
discusses his writings and California noir. This is followed
by a reading from his novel No Time to Mourn.
Wohlforth has
also written several non-fiction books. The most recent is
On the Edge, Political Cults Right and Left published
by M. E. Sharpe. His memoir of his experiences on the left,
The Prophet's Children was published by Humanities
Press.
Allen Trimble, a freshman at Baxter
University in Ohio, enters the Yellow Deli
to get a bite to eat. He does not come out.
When his sister Marilyn and girlfriend
Barbara investigate they discover that the
Yellow Deli is the front for a religious
cult called The Church of the Seven Rays.
Barbara decides to join the cult in an
effort to save Allen from The Messenger, a
huge man with a spider web tattooed on his
head and neck. Each day she reports back to
Marilyn.
One day she does not. Marilyn goes to the
Yellow Deli. It has disappeared. She seeks
the help of Scott Harris who lives on a
houseboat in Sausalito, California. Born and
brought up in a cult, he escaped to become a
cult exit counselor. The trail leads them to
a theosophic community on the Central Coast
of California and a confrontation with The
Messenger.
