Signal Hill author’s third book is his first foray into mystery-writing

<strong><em>The Final Checkpoint</em> takes readers for a ride through Southern California with Ben Di Castro, a professional photographer, volunteer firefighter and weekend car-rally enthusiast. </strong>
The Final Checkpoint takes readers for a ride through Southern California with Ben Di Castro, a professional photographer, volunteer firefighter and weekend car-rally enthusiast.
If a rally car breaks down during an event, it’s call a DNF (did not finish), but if a body is found in the trunk, it’s called murder.
Signal Hill author Will Zeilinger’s latest and third novel, The Final Checkpoint, takes the reader for a ride through Southern California with Ben Di Castro, a professional photographer, volunteer firefighter and weekend car-rally enthusiast.
“Who wouldn’t want to live by the beach and photograph beautiful people?,” Zeilinger asks. “It sounds like a dream life, but it can just as easily turn into a nightmare.”
The Final Checkpoint is the author’s first mystery. Zeilinger’s debut novel, The Naked Groom, was a romantic comedy told through the eyes of the man, and his second, Something’s Cooking at Dove Acres, was a young-adult romantic mystery.
Zeilinger’s stories are set in and around Southern California. He drove in amateur sports-car rallies while attending Golden West College during the early ’70s. After receiving his degree in graphic design from Cal State Long Beach, he worked as a graphic designer in marketing and advertising for more than 30 years. Most recently, Zeilinger retired from the office of Community Relations and Marketing at Long Beach City College after almost 18 years.
All three of his novels started as e-books and are available through Amazon.com, Barnesandnoble.com, the iTunes Store, Sony Ebooks and Smashwords.com for all other formats.
The print version of The Final Checkpoint can be purchased directly from Zeilinger at his blog, booksbywilzeilinger.blogspot.com .

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