A Jarvis Mann Mystery Detective Short Story
Author: R Weir
Language: English
2014
Jarvis Mann is a private detective, whose business thrived on the mundane
Paying the bills by shadowing cheating spouses
Getting in the middle of messy divorces
And working for the fat-cat insurance companies running down false claims
On a Winter’s Sunday afternoon, a young man graces his office steps
His words coaxing with the simple declaration of “Please”
Convincing Jarvis to help find a valuable missing Ernie Banks rookie baseball card
With a dry sense of humor, Jarvis tours the Denver neighborhood with the lad
Door to door, friend to friend, until a clue leads to a surprising discovery
A young man’s personal pain revealed
Witnessing a friend’s act of self-sacrifice
Both teenagers teaching Jarvis a life lesson
That will shape him with new hope and resolve
An 8400 word Short Story by Author R Weir
Plus a preview of the first novel in the Jarvis Mann PI series: Tracking A Shadow
***REVIEWS***
“Jarvis is my new favorite PI. love the story and the character.” – Amy’s Bookshelf Reviews “Amy Shannon”
“This story has a great atmosphere and an excellent moral. Would definitely recommend.” – Lara Rouse
“Beautiful story and well written. It is a short story you can read in a half hour. It definitely is a clean read, no sex and no explicit language. It would especially appeal to YA readers, but adults will love it.” – Zeece Lugo
“I really didn’t know about the title but I have to say this far exceeded my expectations. It introduced us to a hard-boiled detective with a semi-soft heart. I loved this series and want to read more. Please go and check it out its so worth the read.” – Kiki’s Indie Reviews and Rants’s Activity