The Color-Blind Detective
The Color-Blind Detective by Bill Capron, published by iUniverse in July 2009, is a mystery novel that follows the story of C.B. Green, a private detective in Portland, Oregon, who navigates his cases with a unique perspective due to his color blindness. Despite this challenge, C.B. is known for his integrity and commitment to his work, taking on multiple cases that intertwine in unexpected ways. The book spans 204 pages and is presented in English.
Readers will find C.B. Green tackling complex cases, starting with his first client, Jane Wye, who seeks to recover a substantial sum of money linked to her deceased husband. As he delves deeper, C.B. encounters additional clients, including an elderly woman who believes she witnessed a crime and a young girl whose last words implore him for help. The narrative explores themes of mystery and suspense as C.B. uncovers connections between these seemingly unrelated cases, all while confronting a malevolent force that challenges his sense of justice.
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C.B. Green has a unique perspective of the world. This Portland, Oregon, private detective is color blind. But he doesn’t let this detail stop him from doing his job and doing it well. He’s a good guy; he’s known as someone who never lies, never cheats, and never steals. And now, being a good guy, he takes on more cases than usual.
His first client, Jane Wye, wants C.B. to recover the twenty million dollars her lawyer-husband, Jack, stashed away before someone put a bullet in his head. Along the way, C.B. picks up two unintended clients. The first is Marion Edmunds, an old woman who volunteers at the public library. She knows she saw a crime that no one else believes happened. The second client is a dead girl, seventeen-year-old Jessica Long. Her dying words to C.B. were, “Help me.”
At the outset, it appears that these three cases have nothing in common. But soon C.B. discovers that these jobs are connected by a personification of evil so vile that it tests the bounds of his unique justice.
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