Join Author Ross Carley for Book Launch of New Wolf Ruger Mystery: Formula Murder

The book launch party for Speed City Chapter member Ross Carley's latest novel, Formula Murder, will be Saturday, April 29 at Porter Books and Bread, on the grounds of Fort Benjamin Harrison at 5719 Lawton Loop E Dr, Indianapolis, IN 46216.  Ross will be signing books from 10 until 2.

Formula Murder is the second Wolf Ruger mystery by Ross Carley. Private Investigator Wolf Ruger, returning Iraq vet with PTSD, tackles high-stakes high-tech crime and elusive murderers in the fast-paced world of Formula racing, undeterred by beautiful women and organized crime. 

Ross Carley is a cybersecurity and electronic warfare consultant, with experience as a military intelligence officer, an engineering professor, and CTO for a defense contractor. He authored several nonfiction technical books before writing his first Wolf Ruger mystery, Dead Drive. He is a member of Sisters in Crime and lives in Indianapolis.

If you can't make the book signing, Formula Murder is available on the Amazon and Barnes & Noble websites. 

You can visit www.RossCarleyBooks.com  and www.Facebook.com/RossCarleyBooks for more information.

Speed City Sisters in Crime and Ivy Tech Join to Celebrate National Writing Day

National Day of Writing will be observed October 20, and Speed City Sisters in Crime has joined with Ivy Tech to celebrate the day by encouraging the school's students to write.

The Day of Writing is a project of the National Counsel of Teachers of English to celebrate "the importance, joy, and evolution of writing." For more information, Click HERE.

Several members of Speed City, the only Indiana chapter of the National Sisters in Crime organization, will talk with students and visitors, answering questions and encouraging writing.  The event will run from 11:00 to 2:00 in the IFC Commons on the Ivy Tech campus on the Near Northside of Indianapolis.

The IFC Commons is the lobby of the historic former St. Vincent's hospital at the corner of Fall Creek and Illinois Street.  Ivy Tech took over that building, conducted extensive renovations, and renamed it the Illinois-Fall Creek building. There are several Ivy Tech parking lots on either side of Illinois that are open to visitors.