Robert LaRue is dead! That much is certain. A security guard is the one who found him while on his rounds. There are no wounds or marks of any kind on the body of the late curator of the Bayport Historical Museum. To preserve the authenticity of the exhibit, there are also no security cameras either. Detective Sergeant Brennen of the Bayport police department is at his wits end and enlists Andrew Knight's help, to piece together the clues. As Andrew discovers each clue, he will help you piece together the reason for the murder of Robert LaRue. He discovers it more than just a Pharaoh's curse as some have come to believe. Now all you have to do is sit back and let Andrew take you on a mystery adventure which will keep you on the edge of your seat, excitedly waiting for the next clue and help you find the final resting place of The Forgotten King!
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I grew up in Larsen Wisconsin, and attended school in the Winneconne school district. After graduating in 1978, I continued my education at Chippewa Valley Technical College. I received a vocational diploma for multi-media in 1979. I then accepted a position as a media assistant at Lakeshore Technical College located in Cleveland Wisconsin. I was employed there from 1979-1994. Upon leaving the college I worked at Lakeland Outdoor Advertising from 1994-1998; The Herald Times Reporter 1998-2003 and Jones Sign company from May of 2003-January of 2004. I'm currently employed as a Wal-Mart associate; husband; and father of three wonderful children. My family and I reside in the lakeshore community of Two Rivers Wisconsin. My first book, Journey into the Knight was published in October of 2004. It was the recipient of the Merit Award for Mystery/Suspense from the Midwest Independent Publisher's Association in March of 2005 and a finalist in Foreword Magazine's book of the year contest in May of 2006.
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