Dealership

Don spent 25 years in Alaska covering the state as an electronic engineer for Midnight Sun Broadcasting Company and pilot for Bushmaster Air Alaska. His time in Hawaii was spent doing warranty house calls for Sony, exploring the Pacific: Saipan, Yap, Pohnpei, Truck, and Guam. Don settled in Hawaii and spent 15 years traveling the state as an engineer for the ABC television network. When word processors made it possible for people, who can neither spell nor punctuate, to write books, it was time to share some remarkable experiences both in Alaska and the Pacific. To make the stories palatable the obvious format seemed to be murder mysteries. The first step was to ensure authenticity by enrolling in Continuing Adult Education and earning a handsome diploma in the Private Investigator curriculum. Don has retired in Bisbee, Arizona, a former copper mining town now taken over by artists, writers. In Bisbee he writes without distraction because there isn't much else to do.