There's something in the air conditioning...and yes, it’s addictive. Maria obeyed the mantra her mother had instilled in her, “Find a Rich Man.” Too bad her fear of getting old and losing her beauty caused her scientist husband to give her the anti-aging drug he’d invented. Too bad he was fired by the prestigious laboratory where he worked and lost his chance to win the Nobel Prize. But a true inventor is compelled to invent, and so Jeffrey did. And he was very successful at it. Just ask the guests at the Blue Coyote Motel where the owners, Jeffrey and Maria, struggled to build a new life for themselves in the remote Southern California desert. Freedom, his feel-good air conditioning invention, was brilliant. It was just what the guests at the motel needed, or so they thought. They included a defrocked priest, a suicidal widow, a couple from Brazil, a down-on-his-luck salesman, and even a frustrated Native American pediatric doctor. Too bad their stay at the motel changed their lives forever. Too bad Jeffrey was murdered. Or was he? Blue Coyote Motel spans the globe from the barrios of Southern California to France, South America, and the Himalayas. A quarter finalist in Amazon's Breakthrough Novel Contest, it was written by a USA Today Bestselling Author. The next time you stay at a motel you’ll probably wonder about the air conditioning in your room, because you just never know what’s blowing out of the vent on the wall!
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