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When the Reverend Richard Catesby's younger brother Willy disappears in his yellow Volkswagen convertible, the local sheriff in West Virginia does not believe there is enough evidence to warrant an investigation. But Catesby, convinced his brother has been murdered, puts aside his vows as an Episcopal priest and prepares to avenge Willy himself.
His friend Stan, worried not only for Richard's safety but also about the morality of his crusade, tries to reason with him. Richard however, finding himself growing fond of his role as a samurai, devises an intriguing revenge, and Stan reluctantly finds himself caught up in it's web.
Review:
"Yellow starts with . . . the best prologue I've read in a while . . . the characters are well drawn . . . and the dialogue lively . . . Yellow is . . . an entertaining page turner." Sisters in crime Nooseletter
His friend Stan, worried not only for Richard's safety but also about the morality of his crusade, tries to reason with him. Richard however, finding himself growing fond of his role as a samurai, devises an intriguing revenge, and Stan reluctantly finds himself caught up in it's web.
Review:
"Yellow starts with . . . the best prologue I've read in a while . . . the characters are well drawn . . . and the dialogue lively . . . Yellow is . . . an entertaining page turner." Sisters in crime Nooseletter