Author William Wallace graduated from the University of Baltimore with a major in English literature. While attending the university, he had three short plays published in an annual university publication. After graduation, William was hired by a national corporation as part of a management training program. After working for two companies after college, William was able to start his own company, which grew successfully and which he sold many years later. After the sale of his company, William retired from the world of business. He decided to return to his early passion for writing and published his first novel, “Toby,” followed by “The Pedophile Priests,” “The Blade Maker,” “The Palindrome Murders,” “Reflections in a Mirror,” and “The Snake Master.” William and his wife, Connie, reside in Fallston, Maryland. They have two children and two grandchildren. William Wallace—a father, grandfather, retired entrepreneur, and lifelong resident of Maryland—is currently working on his seventh novel, published by New York City-based Page Publishing. William Wallace’s books are a must-read for detective fiction fans.
William writes, “With Cornell Charles Conrad (aka 3C) in prison for life without the possibility of parole for the murder of twenty-two people, it seemed to put the finishing touches on the case of the Trashman. FBI Agent Terry Longfellow’s partner, Agent Adriana Dickinson, was recovering from the bullet she took in her calf and was now needing only a cane to maneuver around after hanging up her crutches.”
Published by Page Publishing, William Wallace’s terrifying tale invites readers to discover whether the agents will prevail.
Readers who wish to experience this frightening work can purchase “The Snake Master” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.
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