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|  | | A Labor Day Murder
Raiding an after-hours gambling establishment leads Prospect, Tennessee Police to a clue in a year old homicide.
Ex-New York detective lieutenant, now Tennessee Police Chief Sam Jenkins leads his officers to raid a local restaurant for proceeds of illegal gambling and untaxed alcohol. An old revolver is found during the search and confiscated along with cash, documents, and gallons of moonshine.
All that looked straight forward until a firearms examiner links the gun to an unsolved murder.
Sam's investigation leads him through a crew of colorful local characters, political corruption, and domestic violence to find | |  | | A Murder in Knoxville
Sam Jenkins assists police from another jurisdiction to find a killer.
When ex-New York detective turned Tennessee police chief, Sam Jenkins answers TV reporter Rachel Williamson's request for assistance, he never imagined ending up investigating a murder in another city.
Everything pointed to domestic violence, but as Sam looks over the crime scene, he finds a crucial clue that leads him to a highly unlikely killer.
As usual, a collectrion of quirky local characters roam the streets of Prospect and Sam ventures into the "big city" of Knoxville to help | |  | | Bullets Iff-Broadway
Chief Sam Jenkins investigates the murder of a cowboy action shooter.
Prospect, Tennessee City Councilman Danny Swope had two bad habits. He drank too much and he beat his wife.
Throw in an overbearing personality and Chief Sam Jenkins isn't surprised when Danny is found shot to death with an 1873 single action revolver.
Jenkins' investigation takes him to into the world of cowboy action shooters. Two colorful characters who call themselves Clint Southwood and Dakota Lil provide clues that lead Sam to the killer and his own deadly fast draw contest.
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Chief Sam Jenkins investigates the murder of a building contractor.
Building contractor Scotty Beets reports the theft of copper wire and pipe from his construction sites. It doesn't take Tennessee Police Chief Sam Jenkins long to find the thief, but soon after the suspect is released on bail, the complainant is found murdered and dropped into the basement of a home under consruction.
Sam's investigation leads him to more suspects than he ever wanted to meet. In a Rex Stout / Nero Wolfe-like ending, Jenkins assembles the suspects and exposes the killer.
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