Mink Island: A Comical Mystery on a Remote Island in Southeast Alaska - Paperback

by Brent Purvis (Author)

Looking for a Great Mystery that is Laugh-Out-Loud-Funny? You should get this book now Imagine living on a remote island, only accessible by boat or floatplane. What if you were stuck on that island with a killer at large, surrounded by a horde of outrageously loony inhabitants?

Jim Wekle's first day as a trooper on an island in Alaska could have gone better. It was raining, the coffee was bad, and within hours of stepping off the seaplane, he found a bikini-clad girl floating in a kelp bed. As Jim investigates who might have put the bullet in her back, he stumbles across a uniquely diverse and extraordinarily hilarious batch of island inhabitants. Puffing on his imported cigars, Jim soon learns that no one on the island is more unique, diverse, or hilarious than his unlikely counterpart; a man simply known as Kram.

"Mink Island" is Book 1 of the Jim and Kram funny mystery series. You should also check out the brand new "Tsunami Warning" now. Jim and Kram's adventure continues.

• "TOTALLY FUNNY "
• "Mink Island moves at a break-neck pace, with true Alaskan scenery, wildlife, and interesting inhabitants at every turn."
• "Float planes, barges, bears, and even flying salmon - I absolutely love it "
• "It's a classic whodunit but with the most hilarious batch of characters "
• "I really did Laugh-Out-Loud "

Author Biography

Brent Purvis resides in Colville, WA with his wife and two kids. In addition to writing humorous mystery novels, Brent is a music teacher and regular performer of jazz and blues as a trombonist and keyboardist. He has also written, composed, and arranged a full-length Broadway-style musical-comedy, which was recently produced with high acclaim. Teaching music for over two decades has allowed Brent to live in some of the most beautiful places in the Northwest, as well as meet some of the most amazing characters along the way. Growing up in Ketchikan, Alaska gave Brent a unique experience with life in the Last Frontier. After high school, his musical pursuits sent him south as he majored in music education at the University of Idaho. Upon receiving his degree, Brent landed a teaching stint on Whidbey Island, where he met his wife and started his family. They moved to Sitka, Alaska before settling in beautiful Northeast Washington. You can find Brent's blog, Kram's Perspective, at: http: //jimandkramrule.blogspot.com/