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Fiction. Here's a book which starts innocently enough with a photographer buying an old camera and discovering some black and white negatives hidden in the box that the camera came in when it was originally sold. Wanting to find out about the photos leads him to people and places he didn't expect, and to long-unsolved crimes by prominent people. Suddenly those negatives become extremely dangerous to possess.
Russell Hill has published poetry, essays, short stories, and novels. Three times a finalist for the Edgar Allan Poe prize from the Mystery Writers of America, he has also written for outdoor magazines, and is the author of The Search for Sheepheaven Trout, The Edge of the Earth and Lucy Boomer. The recipient of a Fulbright Award, he spent a year in England as an English teacher, and taught high school students for more than 50 years. An avid fly fisherman, he is married, with three children. He has lived most of his life in California.
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