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Homicide on Route 66
Homicide on Route 66
Will, on an evening convertible ride en route to dinner with friends, unwittingly passes by the scene of a gruesome homicide. While he and his friends enjoy dinner and conversation, a breaking news story on television sends his ordinary life into a tailspin as he becomes a suspect in the homicide and must defend himself from the likely perpetrator of the crime.
Will's one desire is to maintain his farmer's life of hard work, routine, and simple pleasures, but it will never be the same as things unfold and fate begins playing its cards.
Homicide on Route 66 is brought to you by first-time author Roger L. Fields, who spent so many of his formative years traveling the famous US Route 66 that it was a natural setting for his debut work.
Back when the entire country referred to Route 66 as the nation's "Mother Road," William Penn Adair Rogers was rising in popularity onstage and in the blossoming film industry. "Will" Rogers was born on a farm near Oologah, Indian Territory, present-day Oklahoma, on November 4, 1879. He was a trick roper, actor, comedian, and a prolific social commentator from the turn of the century until 1935. Rogers witnessed a period in America's history of tremendous change and transition. He was a great Cherokee, Oklahoman, and American.
He often voiced a simple wisdom concerning life and sociopolitical events of his time, and perhaps our own time. His unique sense of humor, striking ability to communicate, and overall charisma allowed him to connect with audiences across America, regardless of race, religion, political philosophy, or socioeconomic status.
No part of this story is intended to depict events from the life of William Penn Adair Rogers.
Will, on an evening convertible ride en route to dinner with friends, unwittingly passes by the scene of a gruesome homicide. While he and his friends enjoy dinner and conversation, a breaking news story on television sends his ordinary life into a tailspin as he becomes a suspect in the homicide and must defend himself from the likely perpetrator of the crime.
Will's one desire is to maintain his farmer's life of hard work, routine, and simple pleasures, but it will never be the same as things unfold and fate begins playing its cards.
Homicide on Route 66 is brought to you by first-time author Roger L. Fields, who spent so many of his formative years traveling the famous US Route 6
Will, on an evening convertible ride en route to dinner with frie
Will's one desire is to maintain his farmer's life of hard work, routine, and simple pleasures, but it will never be the same as things unfold and fate begins playing its cards.
Homicide on Route 66 is brought to you by first-time author Roger L. Fields, who spent so many of his formative years traveling the famous US Route 66 that it was a natural setting for his debut work.
Back when the entire country referred to Route 66 as the nation's "Mother Road," William Penn Adair Rogers was rising in popularity onstage and in the blossoming film industry. "Will" Rogers was born on a farm near Oologah, Indian Territory, present-day Oklahoma, on November 4, 1879. He was a trick roper, actor, comedian, and a prolific social commentator from the turn of the century until 1935. Rogers witnessed a period in America's history of tremendous change and transition. He was a great Cherokee, Oklahoman, and American.
He often voiced a simple wisdom concerning life and sociopolitical events of his time, and perhaps our own time. His unique sense of humor, striking ability to communicate, and overall charisma allowed him to connect with audiences across America, regardless of race, religion, political philosophy, or socioeconomic status.
No part of this story is intended to depict events from the life of William Penn Adair Rogers.
Will, on an evening convertible ride en route to dinner with friends, unwittingly passes by the scene of a gruesome homicide. While he and his friends enjoy dinner and conversation, a breaking news story on television sends his ordinary life into a tailspin as he becomes a suspect in the homicide and must defend himself from the likely perpetrator of the crime.
Will's one desire is to maintain his farmer's life of hard work, routine, and simple pleasures, but it will never be the same as things unfold and fate begins playing its cards.
Homicide on Route 66 is brought to you by first-time author Roger L. Fields, who spent so many of his formative years traveling the famous US Route 6
Will, on an evening convertible ride en route to dinner with frie
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Will, on an evening convertible ride en route to dinner with friends, unwittingly passes by the scene of a gruesome homicide. While he and his friends enjoy dinner and conversation, a breaking news story on television sends his ordinary life into a tailspin as he becomes a suspect in the homicide and must defend himself from the likely perpetrator of the crime.
Will's one desire is to maintain his farmer's life of hard work, routine, and simple pleasures, but it will never be the same as things unfold and fate begins playing its cards.
Homicide on Route 66 is brought to you by first-time author Roger L. Fields, who spent so many of his formative years traveling the famous US Route 66 that it was a natural setting for his debut work.
Back when the entire country referred to Route 66 as the nation's "Mother Road," William Penn Adair Rogers was rising in popularity onstage and in the blossoming film industry. "Will" Rogers was born on a farm near Oologah, Indian Territory, present-day Oklahoma, on November 4, 1879. He was a trick roper, actor, comedian, and a prolific social commentator from the turn of the century until 1935. Rogers witnessed a period in America's history of tremendous change and transition. He was a great Cherokee, Oklahoman, and American.
He often voiced a simple wisdom concerning life and sociopolitical events of his time, and perhaps our own time. His unique sense of humor, striking ability to communicate, and overall charisma allowed him to connect with audiences across America, regardless of race, religion, political philosophy, or socioeconomic status.
No part of this story is intended to depict events from the life of William Penn Adair Rogers.
Will, on an evening convertible ride en route to dinner with friends, unwittingly passes by the scene of a gruesome homicide. While he and his friends enjoy dinner and conversation, a breaking news story on television sends his ordinary life into a tailspin as he becomes a suspect in the homicide and must defend himself from the likely perpetrator of the crime.
Will's one desire is to maintain his farmer's life of hard work, routine, and simple pleasures, but it will never be the same as things unfold and fate begins playing its cards.
Homicide on Route 66 is brought to you by first-time author Roger L. Fields, who spent so many of his formative years traveling the famous US Route 6
Will, on an evening convertible ride en route to dinner with frie
Will's one desire is to maintain his farmer's life of hard work, routine, and simple pleasures, but it will never be the same as things unfold and fate begins playing its cards.
Homicide on Route 66 is brought to you by first-time author Roger L. Fields, who spent so many of his formative years traveling the famous US Route 66 that it was a natural setting for his debut work.
Back when the entire country referred to Route 66 as the nation's "Mother Road," William Penn Adair Rogers was rising in popularity onstage and in the blossoming film industry. "Will" Rogers was born on a farm near Oologah, Indian Territory, present-day Oklahoma, on November 4, 1879. He was a trick roper, actor, comedian, and a prolific social commentator from the turn of the century until 1935. Rogers witnessed a period in America's history of tremendous change and transition. He was a great Cherokee, Oklahoman, and American.
He often voiced a simple wisdom concerning life and sociopolitical events of his time, and perhaps our own time. His unique sense of humor, striking ability to communicate, and overall charisma allowed him to connect with audiences across America, regardless of race, religion, political philosophy, or socioeconomic status.
No part of this story is intended to depict events from the life of William Penn Adair Rogers.
Will, on an evening convertible ride en route to dinner with friends, unwittingly passes by the scene of a gruesome homicide. While he and his friends enjoy dinner and conversation, a breaking news story on television sends his ordinary life into a tailspin as he becomes a suspect in the homicide and must defend himself from the likely perpetrator of the crime.
Will's one desire is to maintain his farmer's life of hard work, routine, and simple pleasures, but it will never be the same as things unfold and fate begins playing its cards.
Homicide on Route 66 is brought to you by first-time author Roger L. Fields, who spent so many of his formative years traveling the famous US Route 6
Will, on an evening convertible ride en route to dinner with frie
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