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The Living Will of Rupert Ames

Neighbors and business associates said the kindest thing Rupert Ames ever did was die. That he was shot dead in his bed cut no slack with them. His heirs would agree; he was as rotten to them in death as he had been in life, as they were to find out shortly when his will was read.

Who murdered Rupert Ames? And why bother, he was eighty-eight years old? He was ailing. Bed-ridden, in fact. The killer had slipped into his bedroom through a second floor balcony door, whacked him, and exited by the same route.

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Bio: Art Montague

“The Living Will of Rupert Ames” marks writer Art Montague’s happy return to short crime/mystery fiction after a fairly successful run at True Crime publications for Altitude Publishing Canada Ltd. Now the trick is to balance both fiction and non-fiction and make a living in the bargain. “The Living Will…” made its print debut at Detective Mystery Stories in Issue #27 (July 2002).

Website: www.allaboutcrime.org.

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