BOOK DETAILS

6" x 9" Softcover; 180 pages; Black-and-White illustrations.

ABOUT THE BOOK
In this book, Mark Henry Miller, born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, opines on his favorite subjects: God, baseball and fishing. A graduate of Stanford University, Yale University Divinity School, and Eden Theological Seminary, Mark's 44-years of experience as a clergyman shine through in all of these inspiring epistles. As he writes in the introduction: "These stories came about because of experiences; because of fish that knew more about testing the elements than I. Because of fast balls that didn't always stay low in the strike zone on the outside corner. Because of ideas that had a flowing relationship with the computer keyboard. Because of the ways in which many of us walk the human landscape, sometimes stumbling and sometimes dancing."

WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING ABOUT THE BOOK

"He's not the best at what he does, Mark Henry Miller will tell you with humility. But I will tell you he's the ONLY one who does what he does. Fishing alongside him for a decade now, sitting in on his frequent guest appearances at our high altitude church, I'm continually amazed at his energy and enthusiasm, his quick wit and keen understanding. Life is a story and Mark tells it well...and, it's far from finished. I'm proud to be his forever 'Rabbi Guide.'"

-- Matt Krane, Colorado Flyfishing Guide
"Mark catches me every time with his insightful epistles. What he shares gets retold in preachers' sermons, at parishioners' dinner tables, and en route to the ballpark. There is wonderful mix of family/fraternity/fishing and faith in the pages, a joy to see his sundry-Sunday writings collected."

-- Dr. James W. White, Senior Minister Emeritus and author of Round Boys Great Adventures

Hooked on Life: Reflections on Fishing, Baseball and the Other Stuff of Life

Mark Henry Miller

The Whitefish Press (Cincinnati, OH)

BOOK DETAILS8.5" x 5.5" Trade Paperback * 204 PagesABOUT THE BOOKTricia Gleason buried her career as a homicide detective. Not all by her choice, but as a fishing guide on Tillamook Bay and the rivers around Tillamook, Oregon, her world now consists of trolling cut-plugged herring in the fall for Chinook salmon and bouncing eggs in the winter in the Trask and Wilson Rivers for steelhead. She wanted to leave her previous life behind forever, and on the waters of Tillamook Bay, she seemed to have done just that.Everything changed with a rifle shot. A minister--a man who had officiated Tricia's wedding and had fished with her--is murdered while fishing on Tillamook Bay. His murder is followed closely by the death of her best friend and fellow fishing guide at the hands of a merciless killer. The main suspect pleads his innocence. Tricia knows he didn't commit the murders.Laying down her rod, she puts her boat in the garage, and begins her own sleuthing, much to the chagrin of the sheriff and her former colleagues from the Oregon State Patrol. Joined by an unlikely ally, the Reverend Creighton Yale, the two set out to solve the baffling crimes.On the track of a killer, Tricia is drawn into a world she vowed to leave behind. But can she solve the crime before the killer silences her forever?

Murder on Tillamook Bay

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

The Catchall Press (Cincinnati, OH)

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Hooked on Life: Reflections on Fishing, Baseball and the Other Stuff of Life

Murder on Tillamook Bay