This Friday, March 11th, the second season of the outstanding Bosch will premiere on Amazon.
Starring Titus Welliver as LAPD homicide detective Harry Bosch — and based on a character created by crime novelist Michael Connelly — who is back on the job after an involuntary leave of absence. He returns to a case that may prove his biggest challenge yet: a dead body is found in the trunk of a car on Mulholland Drive, which appears to have mob connections and leads Bosch down a dangerous trail of corruption and collusion that stretches to Las Vegas and back. As the case becomes more complex and personal, and Bosch's search for the truth more relentless, the dark side of the police department is brought to light.
Watch a trailer for the second season of this crime drama, below.
Wednesday, March 09, 2016
Telemystery News: Bosch Season 2 Premieres this Friday, March 11th on Amazon
Speakers of the Dead by J. Aaron Sanders, New on the Mystery Bookshelf during March 2016
New on the Mystery Bookshelf during March 2016 …
Speakers of the Dead by J. Aaron Sanders, A Walt Whitman Mystery
Publisher: Plume
Click here to take a Look Inside Speakers of the Dead.
The year is 1843; the place: New York City. Aurora reporter Walt Whitman arrives at the Tombs prison yard where his friend Lena Stowe is scheduled to hang for the murder of her husband, Abraham. Walt intends to present evidence on Lena's behalf, but Sheriff Harris turns him away. Lena drops to her death, and Walt vows to posthumously exonerate her.
Walt's estranged boyfriend, Henry Saunders, returns to New York, and the two men uncover a link between body-snatching and Abraham's murder: a man named Samuel Clement. To get to Clement, Walt and Henry descend into a dangerous underworld where resurrection men steal the bodies of the recently deceased and sell them to medical colleges. With no legal means to acquire cadavers, medical students rely on these criminals, and Abraham's involvement with the Bone Bill — legislation that would put the resurrection men out of business — seems to have led to his and Lena's deaths.
— Speakers of the Dead by J. Aaron Sanders
To see more new paperback titles scheduled to be published this month, visit The Mystery Bookshelf for March 2016. For new hardcover mysteries, visit New Mysteries where for a list of March 2016 mysteries, novels of suspense, and thrillers is provided.
Night Vision, A Jake Lassiter Legal Thriller by Paul Levine, Now Available at a Special Price
Omnimystery News is always searching for newly discounted mystery, suspense, thriller and crime novels for our readers to enjoy.
Today, we're pleased to present the following title, now available at a special price courtesy of the publisher, Nittany Valley Productions …
Night Vision by Paul Levine
A Jake Lassiter Legal Thriller (2nd in series)
Publisher: Nittany Valley Productions
Price: 99¢ (as of 03/09/2016 at 1:00 PM ET).
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"Catch me if you can."
That's the tantalizing lipsticked message left on the bathroom mirror by the cold-blooded killer of a woman.
Sexual mysteries abound as Jake takes on the role of special prosecutor and discovers that the dead woman's computer contains clues pointing to the high-tech Compu-Mate network, where lonely people spend solitary nights in steamy talk that can sometimes lead to a rendezvous … or murder.
The list of suspects includes an alcoholic English professor, a macho forest ranger, a lonely homicide detective and a Vietnam veteran who may be hiding a secret behind his medals. But who is the killer?
With the help of a brilliant female psychiatrist with a dark secret in her past, Lassiter follows a twisted path to the streets of London, where Jack the Ripper once roamed.
— Night Vision by Paul Levine
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A Geek Girl's Guide to Arsenic, The Geek Girl Mysteries by Julie Anne Lindsey, New This Week from Carina Press
Carina Press is a digital-first imprint from Harlequin, publishing books in an interesting and diverse selection of genres including contemporary romance, steampunk, gay/lesbian fiction, science-fiction, fantasy, and — but of course — mystery and suspense.
We've selected one of their recently published titles to feature here today …
A Geek Girl's Guide to Arsenic by Julie Anne Lindsey
The Geek Girl Mysteries (2nd in series)
Publisher: Carina Press
Price: $3.99 (as of 03/09/2016 at 12:30 PM ET).
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It's been three months since Jake Archer rolled into town, accused Mia Connors of murder and stole her heart. She hasn't heard from him since. So when a man collapses at the fall Renaissance Faire, she's surprised to see the US marshal arrive on scene. And shocked when he points the finger at her — again. Mia would sooner be able to resurrect the poor fellow than poison him.
Jake Archer's career has been rising fast, but it's about to come to a crashing halt. The Ren-Faire victim was in protective custody — Jake's custody — and they were painfully close to nabbing a major crime boss. If Jake doesn't solve the murder soon, he'll be fetching donuts instead of protecting his nation. A difficult enough task without the alluring Mia Connors in the way.
Working with Jake to catch the killer might push Mia into crazy-cat-lady territory. But with a murderer on the loose — and Mia's reputation on the line — they'll have to work fast to find the killer before the killer finds them.
— A Geek Girl's Guide to Arsenic by Julie Anne Lindsey
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A Conversation with Crime Novelist Jeffery Hess
We are delighted to welcome author Jeffery Hess to Omnimystery News today.
Jeffery's debut crime novel is Beachhead (Down & Out Books; March 2016 trade paperback and ebook formats) and we recently had the chance to catch up with him to talk more about it.
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Omnimystery News: Introduce us to the lead character of Beachhead. What is it about him that appeals to you as a writer?
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Jeffery Hess
Jeffery Hess: Twenty-eight year-old Scotland Ross is a Navy-prison parolee determined to rise above the baggage of the past to be a better man. Part of his virtue is his loyalty, which drags him into the life of crime he had hoped to avoid.
I think Scotland's virtue is what I like most about him. It's such a contrast to his physical strength because the things that get him in trouble are done for the right reasons, but that doesn't work out well for him. Seemingly, ever.
OMN: Suppose Scotland were to meet you in person. What would be the first thing he says to you?
JH: I'm convinced Scotland Ross would walk up to me, get within an inch of my face and yell, "What the fuck, man?"
I couldn't blame him. I took everything — his infant son, his marriage, his Navy career, his sister (and by extension, his nieces) which left him little option but to engage in a life he hoped to avoid. Despite that, he manages to keep a tenuous grip on his sense of virtue as well as guilt when he doesn't.
OMN: Into which fiction category would you place Beachhead?
JH: The books I like most are tough to categorize. Maybe that accounts for the way my writing has been called everything from crime, noir, military writing, or Florida Glare — as Adam Gopnik described in a New Yorker article in 2013 states:
But another line of crime fiction, at the other peninsular end of the country, may have supplanted the L.A.-noir tradition as a paperback mirror of American manners — the fiction of Florida glare. In this genre, as Dave Barry, a late-arriving practitioner, puts it, a bunch of "South Florida wackos" — all heavily armed, all loquacious, all barely aware of one another's existence — blunder through petty crime, discover themselves engaged in actual murder, and then move in unconscious unison toward the black comedy of a violent climax.
I'm not sure that's the best definition for what I do, or if any definition can be exact without being reductive. Sure, I often write about the military, about crime, set in Florida, but I don't know exactly what to call myself, in that regard. I'll let readers, reviewers, and bookstore employees make that decision if they are so compelled.
OMN: How would you tweet a summary of Beachhead.
JH: Beachhead is set a quarter century before Twitter launched, back when telephones, cards and letters, and CB radios were the height of communication. That said, since I'm living in these modern times, I'd Tweet: "Navy-prison parolee delays new life to try & save his sister from redneck gangster who stops at nothing to get what he wants. #BEACHHEAD".
Don't be surprised to see that posted verbatim. No sense wasting it!
OMN: Tell us a little more about your writing process.
JH: I hate to sound glib, but each book (or story, or essay, or poem) is different. Beachhead began as a short story based on an idea given to me by a bartender on St. Pete Beach. I kind of just ran with it in the beginning because it was just a story, but then, I kept wondering what happened before and after the time of that original story draft. It progressed like that old saying about driving cross country by seeing only as far as your headlights allow.
OMN: Where do you most often find yourself writing?
JH: I write, primarily, on a laptop. First thing in the morning, I sit at the dining room table. At night, I sit on my back porch. So I end up being immersed in the story last thing at night when the phone doesn't ring and almost no one texts or emails me; and first thing in the morning when the fog of sleep prevents me from being too judgmental and before the outside world has had a chance to burden my mind.
OMN: Beachhead starts out on the Gulf Coast — a setting we're most familiar with! — and moves across the state to Daytona Beach. How important is the setting to the story?
JH: I wouldn't go so far as to say that setting is a character in this book, but the diversity and the disparity of the Florida landscape is integral. I'm very familiar with it and I always try to honor accuracy. Of course, liberties must be taken from time to time, but all in the name of story and, often, emotional truth.
OMN: How did Beachhead come to be titled?
JH: I generally struggle with titles. Ask my wife and friends Tracy and Jim and they'll tell you that I typically run about thirty to fifty title ideas past them before I decide on one. With Beachhead, I tried probably more than that. The short story draft was originally titled "Scotland: Not the Country" but that didn't last long. As Daytona Beach figured prominently in the story, I called it simply Daytona for a while. A major locale in the book is an apartment complex called the Gulf Breeze, so I had Gunshots in the Gulf as a title for a while, too, until Pinckney Benedict suggested that might lead readers to assume it was in reference to the Persian Gulf. I looked for other words and lines directly from the text, consulted two books of quotations, a thesaurus or two, and then stumbled upon the value of an online "reverse look up" dictionary, where I typed in various aspects of the novel. As soon as I saw Beachhead, I knew that was the winner. Not only does it refer to Scotland's state of mind in his desire to get to Daytona, but it also refers to the battleground aspect of the story where he must dig in and fight.
OMN: The striking cover depicts a scene from the book. How involved were you with its design?
JH: After the book was accepted and the contract signed, I met with Down & Out Books publisher Eric Campbell, who asked if I had any ideas in mind. I had one that was marginal at best. He shared that with cover designer, Eric Beetner, who had the wisdom to ignore that and focus on a scene in the book to create a cover that completely blew me away. The images of the helicopter and falling girl intrigued me and I found the colors unique and arresting.
OMN: What kinds of books did you read when you were young?
JH: I grew up in North Fort Myers, Florida, at a time when the book mobile traveled to our neighborhood. This magical vessel was essentially a shelf-lined bus or RV and I would be the first one on and the last one off. I honestly don't remember all the books I looked at or checked out, but I do recall the excitement every time it came. For whatever reason, I always read above my grade level, but I was a less than stellar student. It was in high school that I had a class where the teacher allowed us to pick any novels we wanted to read and write book reports about. The first one I read for that class was Steven King's Christine and it floored me. Perhaps it was because I could relate to the characters, who were high school students, and Arnie Cunningham was hunting for his first car — a major event in my life back then — or the creepy shit that happened and was overcome. Whatever it was, I knew from that moment I wanted to write novels, too. The next book I read for that class was John Irving's The World According to Garp which was clearly different than Christine but also affecting in a similar way because I related to the wrestling scenes (though it was at college instead of high school). It kept me shocked and curious and in the presence of danger, also. Between the two books, I had learned that my experiences and imagination had value and that was all it took.
OMN: Have any specific authors influenced how and what you write today?
JH: My infatuation with crime in general and noir in particular started with Jim Thompson and James M. Cain, which led to Donald Westlake, especially when he wrote as Richard Stark. Their books set the noir hook. I kept looking for more and more and along the way I've discovered great writers like Daniel Woodrell, Dennis Lehane, Chuck Hogan, Nic Pizzolatto, Richard Lange, Frank Bill, and Josh Stallings, to name a few. I read a lot of Elmore Leonard too, and Larry Brown and Harry Crews. Add Cormac McCarthy to that list, and Benjamin Percy, too. Not everything I read is strictly noir, or necessarily considered crime, but they have something that draws me in and everything I write is in pursuit of that something.
OMN: What's next for you?
JH: I'm working on the sequel to Beachhead now — what I envision to be the second of a trilogy. It picks up four months after Beachhead ends. I don't want to spoil anything, so I'll just say that Scotland's virtue remains strong while his resolve to stay away from danger does not.
Aside from that, I will continue the writing workshop and return to a consistent pattern of writing on the back porch at night and at the dining room table first thing in the morning.
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Born in New York and raised on Florida's Gulf coast, Jeffery Hess served six years aboard the Navy's oldest and newest ships and has held writing positions at a daily newspaper, a Fortune 500 company, and a university-based research center. He is the editor of the award-winning anthologies Home of the Brave: Stories in Uniform, and Home of the Brave: Somewhere in the Sand (Press 53). He's an alum of the University of South Florida and holds an MFA in creative writing from Queens University of Charlotte. His writing has appeared widely in print and online. He lives in Tampa, where he leads the DD-214 Writers' Workshop for military veterans.
For more information about the author, please visit his website at JefferyHess.com and his author page on Goodreads, or find him on Facebook and Twitter.
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Beachhead by Jeffery Hess
A Crime Novel
Publisher: Down & Out Books
It's 1980 on Florida's Gulf coast. Sun, drugs, gambling debts, and dirty deals push Navy-prison parolee, Scotland Ross, deeper into the life of crime he never wanted.
His sister's life, a potential newfound love, and his own freedom are all on the line as he tangles with a redneck gangster intent on becoming the state's next governor.
Will Scotland make the right choice or the one that keeps him alive?
— Beachhead by Jeffery Hess. Click here to take a Look Inside the book.
Today's Selection of Daily Deals for Wednesday, March 09, 2016
Omnimystery News is pleased to feature a selection of today's Daily Deals found on Wednesday, March 09, 2016 at 7:30 AM ET …
The Hidden by Bill Prozini
A Novel of Suspense
Publisher: Walker Books
Nook Daily Find Price: $1.99 (price-matched by Amazon)
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A series of seemingly random murders along a fifty-mile stretch of the rugged northern California coast, committed by an unknown dubbed by the media the Coastline Killer.
A young couple with marital problems, Shelby and Jay Macklin, who decide to spend the week between Christmas and New Year's at a friend's remote coastal cottage.
Two couples in a neighboring home whose relationships are thick with festering menace.
A fierce winter storm that leads to a night of unrelenting terror.
— The Hidden by Bill Prozini
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Today's Selection of Free MystereBooks for Wednesday, March 09, 2016
Omnimystery News is pleased to feature a selection of Free MystereBooks found on Wednesday, March 09, 2016 at 7:00 AM ET …
Murder al Dente by Jennifer L. Hart
A Southern Pasta Shop Mystery
Publisher: Gemma Halliday Publishing
Price: FREE!
The Second Hand Diner by Tobias A. Kloner
A Novel of Suspense
Publisher: Tobias A. Kloner
Price: FREE!
Black Cat Blues by Jo-Ann Carson
A Vancouver Blues Novel of Suspense
Publisher: JRT Publications
Price: FREE!
A Hard Place by N. Williams
A Frank Dix Thriller
Publisher: Artcymru Publications
Price: FREE!
The Appleton Case by Diana Xarissa
A Markham Sisters Cozy Mystery
Publisher: Diana Xarissa
Price: FREE!
Bay of Deception by Tim Pipes
A Novel of Suspense
Publisher: Tim Pipes
Price: FREE!
Bullets by Elijah Drive
A Mystery Thriller
Publisher: Defiant Press
Price: FREE!
M is for Malice by Richard Nurse
A Jasper, Street-Fighter, and Me Mystery
Publisher: Nursenook&Books
Price: FREE!
Avenger by Roger Blakely
An Artemus Newton Thriller
Publisher: The Rigger Group
Price: FREE!
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Tuesday, March 08, 2016
The Bourne Dominion, A Jason Bourne Thriller by Eric Van Lustbader, Now Available at a Special Price
Omnimystery News is always searching for newly discounted mystery, suspense, thriller and crime novels for our readers to enjoy.
Today, we're pleased to present the following title, now available at a special price courtesy of the publisher, Grand Central …
The Bourne Dominion by Eric Van Lustbader
A Jason Bourne Thriller (9th in series)
Publisher: Grand Central
Price: $2.99 (as of 03/08/2016 at 8:00 PM ET).
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Jason Bourne is searching for an elusive cadre of terrorists planning to destroy America's most strategic natural resources-and needs the help of his longtime friend, General Boris Karpov. Karpov, the newly appointed head of Russia's most feared spy agency, FSB-2, is one of the most determined, honorable, and justice-hungry men that Bourne knows. But Karpov has made a deal with the devil. In order to remain the head of FSB-2, he must hunt down and kill Bourne.
Now, these two trusted friends are on a deadly collision course. From the Colombian highlands to Munich, Cadiz, and Damascus, the clock is counting down to a disaster that will cripple America's economic and military future. Only Bourne and Karpov have a chance to avert the catastrophe — but if they destroy each other first, that chance will be gone forever.
— The Bourne Dominion by Eric Van Lustbader
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Duplicity, A Washington Thriller by Newt Gingrich and Pete Earley, Now Available at a Special Price
Omnimystery News is always searching for newly discounted mystery, suspense, thriller and crime novels for our readers to enjoy.
Today, we're pleased to present the following title, now available at a special price courtesy of the publisher, Center Street …
Duplicity by Newt Gingrich and Pete Earley
A Washington Thriller
Publisher: Center Street
Price: $3.99 (as of 03/08/2016 at 7:00 PM ET).
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When President Sally Allworth decides to reestablish America's Mogadishu embassy in Somalia weeks before Election Day, her challenger says she is playing politics with American lives. That turns out to be true when the embassy is attacked and hostages are taken. Embassy station chief Gunter Conner and Marine captain Brooke Grant end up the unlikely survivors of this Benghazi-style attack. Suddenly, they are the only hope for saving their captured colleagues.
The firestorm of drama is compelling, set off by the intersection of Washington power and politics, a fragile third-world Islamic country, and Somali Americans here at home.
— Duplicity by Newt Gingrich and Pete Earley
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New This Week: A Merry Chase, A Little Merry Cozy Mystery by Audrey Claire
Omnimystery News is pleased to present a mystery, suspense, or thriller ebook that we recently found by sleuthing (as it were) through new or recently reissued titles from independent publishers during March 2016 and priced $4.99 or less …
A Merry Chase by Audrey Claire
A Little Merry Cozy Mystery (1st in series)
Publisher: Audrey Claire
Price: 99¢ (as of 03/08/2016 at 6:30 PM ET).
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Nothing of interest ever happens in Little Merry, North Carolina. That is, until the town's queen of entertainment dies, and Abby James buys her antique Louis XV commode.
The first night Abby takes possession of the commode, it's stolen. Joined by her sweet-obsessed English Mastiff, who she's named Baker, Abby is on the hunt to get back her Louis!
Abby knows "who done it," but she has to catch the thief in possession. The heat is on with midnight chases through cornfields, police standoffs with a monkey wrench, and an impromptu festival at an arrest.
— A Merry Chase by Audrey Claire
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Shadows of Steel, A Patrick McLanahan Thriller by Dale Brown, Now Available at a Special Price
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Shadows of Steel by Dale Brown
A Patrick McLanahan Thriller (5th in series)
Publisher: Dale Brown
Price: 99¢ (as of 03/08/2016 at 6:00 PM ET).
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The new Gulf War is erupting, and this one will be far bloodier than the first. A newly powerful Iran is flexing its military muscle in the Middle East. The Iranians have declared the Persian Gulf their territorial waters-and an American ship has just been sunk to prove the point.
With a military racked by budget cuts and a public reluctant to fight, the president must end the crisis before it escalates. The solution: Project Future Flight, a surgical stealth campaign to silence Iran's modern weapons. The personnel: Colonel Patrick McLanahan and the surviving crew of the Old Dog. The stakes: success-or full-scale war …
— Shadows of Steel by Dale Brown
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New This Week: Downsized to Death, A Travel Agent Mystery by Patricia Gulley
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Downsized to Death by Patricia Gulley
A Travel Agent Mystery (1st in series)
Publisher: Patricia Gulley
Price: $1.99 (as of 03/08/2016 at 5:30 PM ET).
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This is a new ebook edition of a book published in trade paperback in 2010.
In 2001, branch manager of a national travel company, Prudence Peters' demotion is not the only bad news that begins a week from hell. Offices will close, there will be lay-offs, making more work for the remaining agents, and no more raises. But one of Pru's agents is fired.
Pru arrives at her office the following Monday to find a police detective waiting for her. Her supervisor has been murdered, and the agent she fired has disappeared. Fearing the missing agent will be blamed for the murder, Pru sets out to find her, but everything she discovers laps over into the murder case. Head office in Atlanta claims they authorized no firings and fears for their reputation puts all the offices in Oregon in jeopardy. Suddenly, Pru must find a killer to save her life, her office and her job.
— Downsized to Death by Patricia Gulley
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The Kona Shuffle, The Noelani Lee Mysteries by Tom Bradley, Jr., Now Available at a Special Price
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The Kona Shuffle by Tom Bradley, Jr.
The Noelani Lee Mysteries (1st in series)
Publisher: Tom Bradley, Jr.
Price: $1.99 (as of 03/08/2016 at 5:00 PM ET).
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When a commercial airliner belly-whomps on an abandoned Hawaiian airstrip, four nearly identical black backpacks — including one containing a small fortune in stolen gold and gems — end up in the wrong hands …
Private investigator Noelani B. Lee, hired by an unscrupulous jeweler to find the purloined baubles, soon finds herself matching wits with the scheming courier who lost the rocks and the double-crossing brothers he betrayed. But greed and bedlam ensue as the packs change hands, and Noelani realizes anyone — a coddled college kid, the Pacific Rim's premier foot model and her baseball-player husband, a local restaurateur and her half-Scottish, petty-thieving son — could have the valuable stash.
With help from her gregarious cousin and her own gift for disguise, Noelani sorts through the avarice to find the pilfered jewelry — while she decides what to do about some embarrassing secrets she uncovers along the way.
— The Kona Shuffle by Tom Bradley, Jr.
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New This Week: Day of the Tiger, A Carlos McCrary Mystery by Dallas Gorham
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Day of the Tiger by Dallas Gorham
A Carlos McCrary Mystery (5th in series)
Publisher: Seven Oaks Publishing
Price: $3.99 (as of 03/08/2016 at 4:30 PM ET).
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Opposites attract, right? Tank Tyler is a mega-wealthy investment manager and Pro Football Hall of Famer. Al Rice, a victim of drugs and self-pity, has been a miserable failure since being kicked off the football team years ago. The two men share a sordid secret that ruined Al's life and turned Tank's dreams into nightmares for sixteen years, in spite of his success — a secret that still entangles the lives of these polar opposites.
Now Monster Moffett, a sadistic loan shark who once mangled Al's hand with a ball-peen hammer when he couldn't repay his loan, again targets Al. Moffett even threatens Al's mother, Doraleen Rice. When Doraleen begs Tank for help, he hires private investigator Chuck McCrary to protect both Doraleen and Al.
Chuck exposes a human sex trafficking ring and forced prostitution in the sleazy world of high-priced "Gentlemen's Clubs" — a world where Chuck will need more than brawn, balls, and bullets to sort out this mess.
Moffett kidnaps Doraleen Rice to hold as collateral for her son's debt. Chuck uncovers Moffett's hideout, but he can't wait for the FBI. With gun in hand, he invades the heavily-armed gang's stronghold alone, but he hasn't counted on facing a knife-wielding African warrior. Now he faces deadly odds of ever seeing the light of day.
— Day of the Tiger by Dallas Gorham
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I Dreamed I Married Perry Mason, A Cece Caruso Mystery by Susan Kandel, Now Available at a Special Price
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I Dreamed I Married Perry Mason by Susan Kandel
A Cece Caruso Mystery (1st in series)
Publisher: HarperCollins
Price: 99¢ (as of 03/08/2016 at 4:00 PM ET).
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All that writer Cece Caruso really wants to do is complete her biography of mystery legend Erle Stanley Gardner, find a vintage 1970s Ossie Clark gown to add to her collection, and fix the doorknob on her picturesque West Hollywood bungalow. Then a chance visit with a prison inmate who knew Gardner lands her right in the middle of a 40 — year — old murder and another case where the blood is still warm.
In fact, Cece finds the body.
This brings her into irresistible contact with her inner personal sleuth and shows how crime and greed can reverberate through several generations of a single family.
— I Dreamed I Married Perry Mason by Susan Kandel
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