David C. Corbett Narrates a Tale of a Mystery-solving Adventure in Thrilling Novel

David C. Corbett crafts a story through the eyes of Colonel Dan Breakheart. After learning of an accident that took the life of Colonel Jack Adams, he sought out to find the real cause of his fate. He discovers clues along the way that will be keys to finding the answers he is looking for. As he goes on to crack the mystery of his friend’s death, he discovers some help from his best friend, Major “Snake” Burns and a young beautiful NADEP engineer.

“A Good Marine’s Murder” is a good mix of excitement, suspense, and adventure that takes readers for a ride. The story begins with just the right amount of thrill that starts the ball rolling. As the story progresses, Breakheart finds layers of different possibilities of the cause of his friends’ death. He now has to prove if his death was really an accident, a sabotage, or murder.
Join Breakheart’s journey to finding closure to what exactly happened to the good Marine’s accident. This adventure will pull readers into the world through Colonel Dan Breakheart’s eyes as he solves the mystery in “A Good Marine’s Murder.” This thrilling adventure will be in the upcoming 2018 New York Rights Fair happening on May 30, 2018. Make sure to be there to grab a copy!

A Good Marine’s Murder
Written by: David C. Corbett
Published by: ReadersMagnet
Published date: February 15, 2018
Paperback Price: $13.82

About the Author
David C. Corbett, retired from the United States Marine Corps as a full colonel in 1990. During his twenty-eight years of flying fighter jets, he commanded five organizations including a Harrier squadron, a Support Group, and a Marine Air Ground Task Force. He began writing professionally in 1986 for a regional magazine, Carolina Cruising. It was during his early writing career that he also appeared in Naval Proceeding and the Naval Air Safety Publication, Approach. Beyond his flying abilities, Corbett is an avid sailor, which led to having articles published in a variety of sailing oriented magazines. In 1991, he became the Associate Editor for Coastal Cruising Magazine, remaining in that position until 1996. As the Associate Editor, he wrote a variety of columns under his own byline. After cruising in the Bahamas and traveling the United States for several years, he and his wife, Donna, have settled down in New Bern, NC.
 

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