Riveting New Time Travel Mystery by Aaron Paul Lazar
A spellbinding new time travel novel hits the stands. Healey's Cave, by award winning author Aaron Paul Lazar was released by Twilight Times Books in eBook and print formats.
Geneseo, NY, October 03, 2010 --(PR.com)-- Healey’s Cave, a spellbinding time travel mystery written by Western New York author Aaron Paul Lazar, was released by Twilight Times Books August 28th 2010.
Freelance writer Natalie Neal Whitefield says: “Aaron Lazar is a master storyteller. Healey’s Cave is one of the most intriguing stories I have read in a very long time.”
According to the author's website, http://www.mooremysteries.com, the book is set in Upstate New York's Genesee Valley and deals with a retired country doctor whose little brother vanished fifty years ago. Lazar says, “I got the idea for this book while roto-tilling my gardens. I found a green marble buried in the earth and began to wonder about the child who lost it. I thought, ‘wouldn’t it be cool if the marble could whisk me back in time to see the little boy who played with this marble? And what if a killer started a half-century campaign of terror back then? Worse, what if he was still alive, and about to become active again?’ That’s when the idea took hold.”
Lazar, 57, lives in East Groveland, Livingston County, NY with his wife, daughters, and grandchildren on three acres where he tends large gardens and helps raise his grandchildren.
Aaron Paul Lazar wasn’t always a mystery writer. It wasn’t until eight members of his family and friends died within five years that the urge to write became overwhelming. “When my father died, I lost it. I needed an outlet, and writing provided the kind of solace I couldn’t find elsewhere.”
While digging in his garden, Sam Moore discovers a green marble with a startling secret—it whisks him back to his childhood, connecting him to Billy. Thrust back and forth through time, Sam struggles to unlock the secret of his brother’s fate.
When the FBI investigates remains found nearby, Sam learns of a serial killer with a grisly fifty-year record. Sam’s certain it’s Billy’s killer. But what’s worse, his grandson fits the profile of the murdered boys. Sam must discover who killed his brother in time to save his grandson from the same fate.
Joyce Handzo, of In The Library Reviews, says: “Healey’s Cave is a delightfully diabolical mystery with a chilling paranormal plot. Exceptionally written, this book will capture readers with a unique chase for a murderer that transcends time and space.”
Lazar is working on his fifteenth book, and writes three independent mystery series: LeGarde Mysteries (www.legardemysteries.com), MooreMysteries (www.mooremysteries.com), and Tall Pines Mysteries, coming soon.
When asked where he gets his material, the author replies: “It seems as though every image ever impressed upon my brain finds its way into my work. Whether it’s the light dancing through stained-glass windows in a Parisian chapel, curly slate-green lichen covering a boulder at the edge of a pond in Maine, or hoarfrost dangling from a cherry tree branch in mid-winter, these images burrow into my memory cells. In time they bubble back, persistently itching, until they are poured out on the page.”
After writing in the early morning hours, Lazar works as an applications engineer at KB America, in Rochester, New York.
Healey’s Cave and Lazar’s other books are currently available through all brick and mortar stores, Amazon.com, Barnes&Noble.com and all online sources in print or eBook formats. More information on the book’s release can be found on his website at www.mooremysteries.com.
Contact Aaron Paul Lazar at (585) 733-7357
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Freelance writer Natalie Neal Whitefield says: “Aaron Lazar is a master storyteller. Healey’s Cave is one of the most intriguing stories I have read in a very long time.”
According to the author's website, http://www.mooremysteries.com, the book is set in Upstate New York's Genesee Valley and deals with a retired country doctor whose little brother vanished fifty years ago. Lazar says, “I got the idea for this book while roto-tilling my gardens. I found a green marble buried in the earth and began to wonder about the child who lost it. I thought, ‘wouldn’t it be cool if the marble could whisk me back in time to see the little boy who played with this marble? And what if a killer started a half-century campaign of terror back then? Worse, what if he was still alive, and about to become active again?’ That’s when the idea took hold.”
Lazar, 57, lives in East Groveland, Livingston County, NY with his wife, daughters, and grandchildren on three acres where he tends large gardens and helps raise his grandchildren.
Aaron Paul Lazar wasn’t always a mystery writer. It wasn’t until eight members of his family and friends died within five years that the urge to write became overwhelming. “When my father died, I lost it. I needed an outlet, and writing provided the kind of solace I couldn’t find elsewhere.”
While digging in his garden, Sam Moore discovers a green marble with a startling secret—it whisks him back to his childhood, connecting him to Billy. Thrust back and forth through time, Sam struggles to unlock the secret of his brother’s fate.
When the FBI investigates remains found nearby, Sam learns of a serial killer with a grisly fifty-year record. Sam’s certain it’s Billy’s killer. But what’s worse, his grandson fits the profile of the murdered boys. Sam must discover who killed his brother in time to save his grandson from the same fate.
Joyce Handzo, of In The Library Reviews, says: “Healey’s Cave is a delightfully diabolical mystery with a chilling paranormal plot. Exceptionally written, this book will capture readers with a unique chase for a murderer that transcends time and space.”
Lazar is working on his fifteenth book, and writes three independent mystery series: LeGarde Mysteries (www.legardemysteries.com), MooreMysteries (www.mooremysteries.com), and Tall Pines Mysteries, coming soon.
When asked where he gets his material, the author replies: “It seems as though every image ever impressed upon my brain finds its way into my work. Whether it’s the light dancing through stained-glass windows in a Parisian chapel, curly slate-green lichen covering a boulder at the edge of a pond in Maine, or hoarfrost dangling from a cherry tree branch in mid-winter, these images burrow into my memory cells. In time they bubble back, persistently itching, until they are poured out on the page.”
After writing in the early morning hours, Lazar works as an applications engineer at KB America, in Rochester, New York.
Healey’s Cave and Lazar’s other books are currently available through all brick and mortar stores, Amazon.com, Barnes&Noble.com and all online sources in print or eBook formats. More information on the book’s release can be found on his website at www.mooremysteries.com.
Contact Aaron Paul Lazar at (585) 733-7357
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