Lions and Christians - Book five in the bill reyner mystery series

Plot

Jane Overland asks a simple question and William becomes ensnared in the dastardly deeds of the totally insane. No crime is too black or evil for the Lions and no one with money is safe. Having learned to fly William buys a plane and flies into a living nightmare. Joining a leisurely hunt our reluctant detective discovers that the animals they are hunting have only two legs.

Passion obscures William’s foresight as he blunders deeper into violence and death. North and William can only be labeled armed and dangerous, but Wilson is better armed, better trained, and has more troops. His war cry is ‘Take no prisoners and give no quarter.’

Excerpt from Lions and Christians

This time I flew dangerously close to the island and somewhat throttled down. I saw the beach approaching, as I passed I tossed out the bundle, then levelled the plane.

There is a point in time when a person looses contact with reality. Not really insane, but so absorbed in the event as to loose physical contact. I peeled away from the island and heard this shattering-like sound. Looking back as I climbed into the sky I saw a new bullet hole in the rear passenger side window. As a famous comedian said ‘it was at this time I must have lost my presence of mind.’

Looking down I saw someone standing at the near end of the island near the front of the lodge, pointing up at me.

I rolled over and lost altitude in a 180 turn, almost down to water level. As I rushed toward the island at around 240 miles an hour I saw who it was.

From Bill Reyner's Photo Gallery

William Reyner's piper, Claudia.