Golf. Tennis. Murder.

At the end of the weekly 9 holes of the WDGA (Wednesday Drunken Golf Association) Nick Jones, a.k.a Sherlock to his golf partners, finds a well-dressed potential client waiting for him. Nicknamed “The Suit” by one of the friends, the client came to Sherlock in his search for a low rent private investigator. When Sherlock takes the job of surveilling the client’s young tennis star mistress, the gorgeous Sasha, he is drawn into the corrupt, sexually active, flexible, and ultimately murderous world of the Los Angeles ultra-rich.

After earning his Ph.D. from the University of Notre Dame, William J. Palmer taught Literature and Film at Purdue University. Golf. Tennis. Murder. is his 11th novel. Previously, the four novels of his Mr. Dickens Victorian murder mystery series were selections of multiple book clubs. His Wabash Trilogy, a sports novel, a crime novel, and a comic novel, explored Midwestern life in the 1970s and 1980s. He now divides his time between Indiana and Southern California.