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|  | | Blue Heat
An undercover DEA agent succumbs to an internal integrity sting. Is acquitted but relegated to the status of confidential informant.
When disillusionment sets in after several harrowing undercover operations and a failed romance, Dante Falconieri is targeted by his Agency with a sting to test his integrity. He falls for the bait and is arrested. Acquitted in court with the help of his attrorney, he tracks down an assassin set to murder him and disrupts a drug importation ring. The Agency can't reinstate him but offers him an alternative as a 'confidential'.
| |  | | BROKEN FORCE
Dante goes undercover again. Sequel to Blue Heat
Dante is on loan from the DEA to the NYPD to root out corrupt cops. He falls in love with a woman detective assigned as one of his contacts during the investigation.
| |  | | Echo Of Darkness
The third book of the Dante trilogy. Dante is a private eye now and uncovers a PLO plot to infiltrate the New York crime scene.
Dante and his oartner Clara, a retired NYPD detective uncover a conspiracy to smuggle diamonds into the US. They uncover somthing far more sinister and disrupt the criminals in time. | |  | | Flags of Our Sons
Teenager enlists in the Union Army in 1862. It becomes a law enforcement and counterespionage story
Orphaned at 16, Johnny joins the Army in Lower Manhattan. After some training he is assigned to the Irish Brigade. Wounded at the Battle of Fredericksburg he convalesces in a hospital in Washington. Assigned to provost duty he disrupts an assassination attempt on a cabinet member. Co-opted by the National Detective Service, he goes undercover to infiltrate the conspirators
| |  | | Home Front
Counter-espionage and law enforcement during the Civil War. Sequel to Johnny Madigan.
After being coopted into the National Detective Service to go undercover in The Union Army soldier Johnny Madigan, the protagonist of The Ballad of Johnny Madigan, Johnny continues his undercover activities for the Service as he tries to infiltrate a counterfeiting ring in New york City with ties to the Confederate Espionage Service.
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