In this fourth installment of the Texas Hill Country Mystery Series, meet Trever Ryan and his childhood companion, Fritz Carter. The two characters, along with their lifelong friends, take the journey into early adulthood with all the expected challenges of leaving their pre-adult lives behind them. A normal path to take while beginning their careers. However, this group of close friends must deal with a murderous plot to keep them from moving forward. A plot that began during their high school years with a far-right group intent on spreading their ideology and winning the battle of the American culture wars.

Trever teaches music at the high school he attended only a few short years before. Fritz Carter graduates from the police academy and accepts a job in Marble Falls from a secured position in Laredo. He prefers the life in a small town to that of a big city. And his grandfather lives alone on his childhood ranch. Grandpa Carter holds the closest place in his heart. Coincidentally, Trever has made it one of his life’s missions to ensure the safety and well-being of the man he also calls his Grandpa. An easy feat since Trever lives in a house on the edge of the Carter ranch, a ten-minute walk through the back trails.

It doesn’t take long after Fritz starts his job with the Marble Falls PD that the threat against their lives pulls them closer together. The threat helps erase a recent event from their university days that tore them apart. The Music Teacher from Marble Falls is a story of family, friendship, love, and survival that won’t disappoint the reader. A perfect escape into the world of young men and women doing their best to fulfill their lives.