Tom Kelly - Real Estate, Mystery
Tom
Kelly, former real estate editor and sports reporter for the Seattle
Times, has been talking and writing about real estate for more than a
quarter of a century. In addition to being a radio talk show host his
syndicated column is carried in more than 40 newspapers including the Los
Angeles Times, Miami Herald, and the Portland Oregonian.
Kelly has also authored and co-authored a number of books on the subject
- How a Second Home Can Be Your Best Investment (2004), The
New Reverse Mortgage Formula (2005), Real Estate for Boomers
and Beyond (2006), Cashing in on a Second Home in Mexico (2007),
and Cashing in on a Second Home in Central America (2007).
Kelly drew on his sports background to write his first novel, the
Northwestern mystery Cold Crossover (2013). The story
centers around retired coach Ernie Creekmore and high school basketball star
Linnbert 'Cheese' Oliver whose lives spin out of control after all goes wrong
at the state finals. Kelly's second novel Hovering Above A Homicide (2014) once again features retired coach Ernie Creekmore who has been asked to
solve a mysterious murder. For more information on Tom Kelly and his
books please go to http://www.tomkelly.com/.
