Yellow Bird
Yellow Bird by Rick Boyer, published by Random House Publishing Group on July 20, 1992, is a concise mystery that unfolds in 45 pages. The story centers around Doc Adams, who receives an unexpected call from his former medical school friend, Jonathan Randolph, inviting him to Cape Cod. Their reunion takes a dark turn when Doc is called to an autopsy for George Brenner, another acquaintance, who has been found shot to death. As the plot thickens, Doc must navigate the complexities of friendship and suspicion, questioning whether Jonathan is the murderer or the next victim.
Readers will find a blend of intrigue and tension as the narrative explores themes of mystery and detective work. The story delves into the relationships between old friends and the secrets that can surface during unexpected reunions. With its focus on crime and investigation, Yellow Bird presents a compelling scenario that challenges Doc to uncover the truth amidst the shadows of his past. This edition, written in English, invites readers into a world where every revelation could lead to danger.
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A Doc Adams Mystery.
Doc’s old medical school chum and one-time drinking buddy, Jonathan Randolph, calls up one cold January night to invite Doc to pay him a visit on Cape Cod. Not long after the awkward reunion, Doc’s presence is once again requested — at an autopsy. A man has been found shot to death next door to where Doc and Jonathan met. Doc immediately recognizes the dead man as George Brenner, another friend from the past. And Randolph has disappeared without a trace. Is Doc’s old friend the murderer . . . or the next victim?
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