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G.D. Obermiller is a fifth-generation Texan who has worked as a cowboy, served as a Navy Corpsman, and taught college English. He’s the author of four previous novels, several screenplays, and a one-act play produced in Austin, Texas. He currently lives in San Antonio with his daughter and faithful Labrador retriever.
Reviewed by Alma Boucher for Readers' Favorite
In G.D. Obermiller's River Walk Murder, a young boy in a Davy Crockett outfit discovered a woman's body in the San Antonio River. The deceased was identified as Marissa Luna, a college student, and the authorities deemed her death a drowning incident. Araceli, Marissa's mother, was convinced that her daughter had been murdered and enlisted Nick Fischer to uncover the truth. Before diving into the investigation, Nick was tasked with transporting Mr. Sosa from the airport to the convention center at Mr. Allison's suggestion. Upon returning from the convention, Mr. Sosa was shot the moment he exited his vehicle at the hotel. Nick's investigation linked Danny Allison, the grandson of a billionaire oil magnate, as the primary suspect. Nick began to suspect that the murder of Marissa and the shooting of Sosa were connected.
River Walk Murder by G.D. Obermiller was captivating and intricate. The story was fast-paced and filled with action. The events were vividly described, making it easy to visualize everything. The writing style was captivating, and with all the unexpected turns, I was always guessing what would happen next. The storyline was thrilling, and I found myself racing through the pages as fast as possible. The characters were well-crafted, each playing an essential role in the story. Certain characters shared a deep history. I enjoyed identifying them and understanding their backgrounds. The book was masterfully written and kept me engrossed from beginning to end. The significant twist at the conclusion was astonishing. It took me completely by surprise, and I did not anticipate it.
