To Know Good and Evil

TO KNOW GOOD AND EVIL follows the tradition of 'Southern Noir' examining the concept of Good vs Evil, as Frank Adams tries to establish murder in his small home town of Scottsvile<br>Fans of Noah Hawley and Wiley Cash would love this book.
 
On a refreshingly cool summer evening in North Carolina, a hog farmer was stunned, then horrified when a light airplane crashed into his industrial hog pens and erupted into flames. The ensuing FAA investigation convinced the small town that the crash was an accident. Except for one person. Ted Grant was an academic colleague and good friend of Dr. David Lanmore', and Ted knew that Dr. Lanmore had just discovered a cure for cancer.&amp;lt;BR&amp;gt;&amp;lt;BR&amp;gt;Ted Grant's call was urgent and disturbing. Apparently S&amp;amp;H Pharmaceuticals had discovered Dr. Lanmore's secret and would go to any lengths to acquire the research. But would they kill for it? And if Frank meddled in the town's business, would his life be in danger?&lt;br&gt;<br> <br>

Daniel V. Meier Jr. is a celebrated American author known for his gripping historical novels, thrillers, and literary fiction. With a passion for storytelling rooted in history and adventure, Meier brings a wealth of diverse experiences to his craft.

A graduate of the University of North Carolina, Wilmington, with a degree in History, Meier later pursued American Literature at the University of Maryland Graduate School. His life journey has been as dynamic as his writing, encompassing roles as a U.S. Navy veteran, flight instructor, FAA pilot examiner, and high school English and History teacher.
Meier's literary career spans decades, beginning in 1980 when he published a mystery/thriller under the pen name Vince Daniels.

He has also contributed to aviation magazines and served as a journalist for the Washington Business Journal. After retiring from his role as an Aviation Safety Inspector with the FAA, Meier embraced writing full-time, crafting stories that captivate readers with their depth and authenticity.
His acclaimed works include:

* The Dung Beetles of Liberia: A riveting historical novel based on true events, exploring the complexities of 1960s Liberia through the eyes of an adventurous pilot.
* Bloodroot: A powerful tale of survival set in Jamestown, Virginia, America's first settlement.
* No Birds Sing Here: A sharp and satirical piece of literary fiction.
* Blood Before Dawn: A thrilling continuation of the story introduced in The Dung Beetles of Liberia.
* Guidance to Death: A murder mystery that draws on Meier's extensive aviation experience.
* To Know Good and Evil: A sequel to Guidance to Death that dwells on the mysteries in a small town in the South.