Here be Dragons

When a bloodstained knife is found in the Dragon Fountain on the grounds of Drayford Agricultural College, located on the Alberta prairies, it leads to the discovery of a professor who has been murdered in his home. Gail and Anton Schild are suspected since they had dinner with the professor on the night of his murder. They inadvertently remove a piece of evidence from the crime scene, and unwilling to admit having done so, they try to investigate the murder on their own. Their investigations take them to the dinosaur museum and to the hoodoos. But someone does not want them snooping around. Carolyn Dale is a retired veterinarian and flight instructor. She has written 10 mystery novels, one autobiographical book and numerous articles and short stories. Her short story written under the pen name Anne Barton, won the Bloody Words contest in 2001 and is published in Bloody Words, The Anthology. Born in Drumheller, Alberta, she grew up in Northern Idaho, returned to Canada, and now lives in the beautiful Okanagan Valley in British Columbia, where she is involved with Habitat for Humanity and her Anglican Church work. She enjoys horseback riding, camping and curling, as well as classical music and Shakespeare plays. Carolyn Dale also writes under the pen name of Anne Barton.