Rebecca Stone Go tell the Rascals

GO TELL THE RASCALS

Rebecca Stone isn't just any ordinary detective; she's been almost mystically finding stuff (lost dogs and boyfriends) for people since she was a kid. Now in her early twenties she finds out a couple of important things about this gift of hers.

First, all the women in her family have had this gift, too, to one degree or another. That includes her mother and her great Aunt Nancy (really her cousin) who was Nancy Drew (who happens to be dead.)

She also finds out that she can actually talk with her great aunt. That's right, Nancy is a ghost with some unusual powers. Together they find stuff and solve crimes.

Becky has a typical twenty-something's life going on, including an active sex life. She lives amongst some other laid-back people in a trailer park in Ocean Beach, California. One group a local motorcycle club, the Rascals live down the hill, some of them she has known all her life. Tall Paul and Infamous Jack hire Becky to do her sleuthing and solve the mystery of the O.B. Massacre.

Being the free spirit she is, Rebecca agrees to work for the Rascals. That mystery is what really happened to more than a dozen young men who seemed to disappear into thin air? Do the Rascals actually know the answer to this puzzle? Is Becky being played as a dup?

With a little bit of help from Nancy, Rebecca finds out the truth. And nothing will ever be the same for either one of them.

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Tim Hammill has been a storyteller all his life. A few years ago, he came across two characters that he has come to know and wants the world to know. Max the cat, a trailer park feline who causes alot of trouble. Then there's Rebecca Stone a twenty-something girl detective who has the gift of second sight. Which helps her find stuff. She also has the help of her Great Aunt Nancy, who is a ghost. Both live in Ocean Beach CA a strangely wonderful place. Where Mr. Hammill grew up. Tim has said that he doesn't think of myself as a terribly interesting person, but he has stumbled thru some interesting times, and situations namely in the 60s. Not to mention many very interesting people.