Mugshot (Paperback or Softback)

Internationally bestselling author David W. Barber delivers another gripping Dugan Heywood mystery, Mugshot, a sequel to his debut mystery novel, Hedshot.


MUGSHOT: A DUGAN HEYWOOD MYSTERY ( BOOK 2 )
( BOOK 1: HEDSHOT )

AN OLD NEMESIS STANDS ACCUSED OF MURDER. CAN EX-JOURNALIST
DUGAN HEYWOOD UNCOVER THE TRUTH IN TIME TO CLEAR HIS NAME?

Dugan Heywood – an ex-journalist turned church musician – faces
a new challenge in the staid university town of Grayston. When one of
its prominent citizens is found dead, the police find a handy suspect in
a young man with a criminal record. A man who not long ago was at
odds with Dugan himself. But now the jailed suspect has turned to his
old nemesis for help. And there are many others, some of them rich and
powerful, who might have wanted the victim dead. In a small town that
still holds secrets, are an ex-reporter’s investigative skills honed enough to
find the real killer and clear an innocent young man’s name?

Praise for Hedshot, the first Dugan Heywood mystery:

“Like his hero, David Barber loves a good mystery, and here
he’s written one. A slow burn of red herrings, plot twists
and surprises that will keep you guessing until the end.”
– WILSON CONEYBEARE, AUTHOR OF THE DISTOPIAN POLITICAL THRILLER A FEAST OF WOLVES

David W. Barber is a longtime newspaper journalist and musician and the
internationally bestselling author of Bach, Beethoven and the Boys and more than a
dozen other books of humorous classical music history and literature as well as the
short story fiction collection Atonement and other stories. Mugshot is his second
Dugan Heywood mystery novel, following on the heels of Hedshot. In a varied
career, among David’s more interesting jobs have been short stints as a roadie for
Pope John Paul II, a publicist for Prince Rainier of Monaco and a backup singer
for Avril Lavigne.

Learn about his other books at IndentPublishing.com
Read his blog at DavidWBarber.com

David W. Barber is a longtime newspaper journalist, musician, composer and the internationally bestselling author of Bach, Beethoven and the Boys; Getting a Handel on Messiah; Bach, Beethoven and the Grrrls; Bach, Beethoven for Kids and nearly a score of other books of humorous classical music history and literature, including the speculative fiction collection Atonement and other stories. Hotshot is his third Dugan Heywood mystery novel, following on the heels of Hedshot and Mugshot. In a varied career, among David's more interesting jobs have been short stints as a roadie for Pope John Paul II, a publicist for Prince Rainier of Monaco and a backup singer for Avril Lavigne. He learned (though not very successfully) transcendental meditation from the same maharishi who taught The Beatles.