Case of the Missing Tucker

Max Mosbey and Skip Murray, veteran police officers, have grown accustomed to their routine over the years, patrolling the numerous bars in the Midwest college town of Ames, Iowa. After bar close on Saturday mornings, before going back to the station, they stop at the Quik Trip to buy their Powerball tickets, and share dreams of what they will do with their winnings. But when they actually win the two-hundred-twenty-million dollar prize, they quit the department and start the G&B Detective Agency. They hire ex-stripper Monica for their receptionist, and instruct her to answer the phone, "G&B Detective Agency, we are not taking any cases." Everything is going smoothly until Max's wife talks him and Skip into investigating a friend's missing therapy dog. When the two reluctant detectives agree to take on the case, they find much more is involved than just a missing dog named Tucker.

R.L. Link graduated in 1981 with a BA degree in English from Iowa State University while at the same time working as a full time patrol officer on the Ames, Iowa Police Department. In 2006 he retired from the department at the rank of Patrol Lieutenant. In January 2016, while spending his winter in San Juan, Puerto Rico, Link sat down to write the G&B Detective Agency: Case of the Missing Tucker. Link went on to write G&B Detective Agency: Case of the Lonelyfarmer.com in the winter of 2016, scheduled to be published in 2018, and is currently writing a third novel in the G&B Detective Agency series. Link lives part of the year in San Juan and the rest of the year at his home in Ames.