<p>Review\n"A quick and great read that's a page turner.A thrilling crime novel that has the reader questioning if the killer is one of the many possible suspects presented or someone not mentioned and outside the realm. As a former police officer/investigator it kept me analyzing the facts presented." --D. Yurcisin, Detective, (Ret)\n"Peter has created an ingenious "whodunnit" with an abundance of suspects set in the world of championship golf. A regional challenger for the U.S. Open is killed, and a multi-jurisdictional law enforcement team gets to work to find the killer. It's a tongue-in-cheek treasure for all who love the game!"\n--JeffSiebold, Author of Zeke Traynor Mysteries\nBook ReviewReviewed by Steven Robson for Readers' FavoriteTeed Off: A Golf Course Mystery by J. Peter Hoyer is a fictional insight into the investigation ofmurder, initiated by the discovery of human skeletal remains at a Fort Ryder Training area,adjacent to its golf course. As this gruesome discovery was made on Federal land, three separateagencies are tasked to find the killer: local police detectives, Army CID investigators, and the FBI.The FBI's Special Agent Ralph Cabrera takes the lead role in this already complex task and as histeam delves further into the facts of the case, their efforts seem to become a catalyst, triggeringfurther deadly attacks. In a race to solve this deadly mystery, the stakes are life or death andthere can be no winner apart from the next potential victim.J. Peter Hoyer's Teed Off: A Golf Course Mystery is an intriguing read, which contains a wealth ofinsight into the workings of the various agencies involved and the golfing world in general. It isalso adept at creating vivid imagery of the locations and characters involved, leading to animmersive experience. You can almost feel the mist engulf you and perceive the hidden threatssurrounding you as you traverse the forested marshland around Training Area 16. What sets TeedOff apart for me, however, is the unexpected twist that reveals itself in the climax, which leavesan uncomfortable feeling in the reader and calls into question just how often this may actuallyoccur in real life; something I am sure happens more than we may realize.\nFrom Reader's view:As you can see I really enjoyed this "Ultra Style" mystery! The characters in the book are perfectly in sync with the pace, very dramatic plots and turns, and finally the ending, which makes this book a masterpiece! FIVE STARS\nWhen human skeletal remains are found in a makeshift grave in the boggy woods near the 16th fairway of the Fort Ryder Golf Course, the FBI becomes deeply involved. Crime scene evidence reveals an unexpected discovery of the deceased's identity and the manner of death. What lengths would YOU go to become the best in tournament competition where prestige and money are desired? Would you lie, cheat or even hire someone to murder your closest competitors?\nFrom the Author\nThis "whodunit" mystery setting is on a golf course, but you don't have to be a golfer to enjoy solving the crimes.Many characters from my first non-fiction book, "Characters on the Green" are revealed in this mystery. This crime novel makes a great gift for anybody on your list.Honestly, I can't believe that all the clues came together as they did to unveil the suspects. You will have to piece these clues together much like a jigsaw puzzle. It was a great experience putting it all in a sequence that makes sense.Hope you enjoy it, and oh yeah, leave a review on Amazon, too!thanks.\nFrom the Inside Flap\nAllrights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, ortransmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, orother electronic or mechanical methods without the prior written permission ofthe publisher, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in criticalreviews and certain other noncommercial uses permitted by copyright law.This book is a work of fiction.Name</p>

Teed Off: A Golf Course Mystery

Hoyer, J. Peter

Literature & Fiction

Bowker.com

<p>Witty, sarcastic, and humorously captivating. Real episodes with real golfers, and real funny. We called him "Mr. D," not his correct name, but one that he liked. Mr. D was rich enough to own all the pineapple fields on Oahu, but he'd rather sneak out and steal a few pineapples instead. "Hank" turns out to be a virulent "Hank-Enstein" in the chapter of the same name. You will discover that the three "Patrick's" have something more in common than their given names. "Doc," not an actual doctor, and Nick, who may have been the inspiration behind the cable TV series, The Sopranos, are more of the personalities who are the focus of these chapters. There are numerous books devoted to professional athletes. For the game of golf in particular, readers can find publications about Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Tiger Woods, and many other pros. But what about the millions of amateurs who play the game? They are seriously overlooked-until now. "Great Chapters. Enjoyable and relatable for anyone who has spent any time around the game. Pete makes the many characters of the game we can all identify with come alive." -Andy Weissinger, PGA, 2009 PGA Patriot Award Winner. "Pete's lifelong love for the game has given experiences that any golf lover would enjoy. Read this and you will see why golf is more than a game. It has Character." -Nick Zanca, Director of Golf, Kiskiack Golf Club.</p>

Characters on the Green: Everyday Golfers are the Real Character of the Game

Sports & Outdoors

Golf

Outskirts Press

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