The Adulteress and the Murderer

About the Book

Too often people look for any excuse to justify their terrible things they do and thus, do not have to take full responsibilities for their actions, this is a story about adultery and murder.

Marry Novack didn't know why she was unsatisfied with her husband Paul, and found herself in the arms of other men. Her husband, Paul Novack, did not turn his back on her for her transgressions but should have. Mary was not aware she suffered from multiple personality disorders. But did Paul, in fact, use his logging profession to rid himself of his cheating spouse? There were three motives: hate, revenge, and money. Did Paul feel that he was driven to be a murderer?

About the Author

Clyde G. Schultz is a 78-year old World War II veteran. He worked as a house painter for 46 years and until his late brother?s 50th wedding anniversary in 1996, he never knew he could write. He says the songs and stories come to him in strange ways, as he's driving or sleeping. To date, he has written 320 songs and eight stories.