Page-turning and lots of fun, Towed in a Hole by Lawrence Chance, is perhaps the first mystery set against the backdrop of the world of recreational vehicles. When a small- town RV lawyer suddenly vanishes, his sister seeks the help of savvy "salvage consultant" private investigator Raymond Cid. Operating from his $750,000 decked-out RV, and accompanied by his eccentric Cockney financier sidekick, Cid's quest for justice takes him from Las Vegas to Montana and across the Midwest. Using street smarts, guile, and all his wits, Cid soon uncovers a deadly conspiracy that puts his life is on the line. Written in razor sharp prose reminiscent of the hardboiled detective novels of the thirties and forties, Towed in a Hole is full of wonderful plot twists and turns and characters so rich and alive, they seem to be breathing on the page. Mystery lovers will appreciate the smart, witty plot, while RV novices and buffs alike will have a chance to learn more than they ever expected about this unique industry and lifestyle. Fast, surprising, and full of suspense, Towed in a Hole is full-speed ahead fun.