SCOTT'S TULSA III - Past, Present, & Murder

In this third book in the quartet, events from the prior two come into focus with the stakes higher and the pressure on Scott greater than those from earlier in the summer of 1948. It's still hot in Tulsa even as the calendar turns to September. When Wyatt Scott's wartime Alaska mystery surfaces in Tulsa, he is forced deeper into the communist intrigue surrounding it. But before he can forge ahead on that conspiracy, he must deal with a deranged child-killer who dresses and poses the victims like dolls. The revelation about Alaska shocks and angers Scott before becoming more personal and immediate. While it clears that mystery, it presents dramatic new dangers after the Soviet scheme evolves into a sinister plot with international ramifications. More murders ensue during Scott's search for the Russian spies, culminating in a desperate campaign to stop an assassination.