The third book in the funny Silver Sisters Mysteries series. The twins and their 80 year-old mother and uncle get into trouble sleuthing in Sin City.
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"I'm a person who enjoys some of the classic mystery novels from the 1960's and Jack Getze's novel Big Money has that same feel and style of writers such as John D. Macdonald."
--Lillian Porter, Bloodstained Book Reviews
Background
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The current Editor of Spinetingler Magazine, Jack Getze spent nine years as a reporter for the Los Angeles Times, a total of fifteen years covering national business and economic news for the Times, the L.A. Herald-Examiner, the London Times, and numerous business magazines. Getze later sold stocks and bonds for a regional securities firm on the New Jersey Shore. His debut novel, BIG NUMBERS, published February, 2007, features stockbroker Austin Carr. So does his new one, BIG MONEY.
I stuff the DVD under my laptop and work hard to put on my three-o’clock-in-the-morning, full-boat Carr grin. Not exactly a simple trick. And definitely not sincere. I mean, how am I supposed to be calm and forthright when this DVD suggests last night’s love interest--the lady headed this way--could be a killer.
Clever of me to wake her up.
I gasp when I see her. Oh, my. And oops. Oh my because she’s wearing nothing but white athletic socks. Oops because she’s using both hands and all ten red-nailed fingers to grasp a pump action, single barrel shotgun. “You found the DVD, didn’t you?” Ms. Shotgun says. “DVD?” If it wasn’t for rhyming consonants, I’d be pretty much speechless. My gaze is tightly focused on her bare breasts and that shotgun in the same close-up. Visually and emotionally, it’s a lot to absorb.
Accomplishments
Overseas Member, Crime Writers Association
Active Member, Mystery Writers of America
And I still hold an Alhambra, CA municipal record for the 30-yard dash.