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|  | | Jigsaw
Walking becomes a necessity when missile attacks destroy the Alaska pipeline and a gasoline ban is enforced. Beat Duncan and her friend Darla set out to walk 256 miles to find jobs and connect with their men, but are followed by an evil man who well stop at nothing to get what he wants from them.
Suppose the '70's peace movement changed America's government to a pacificist one and then later the country was attacked. The book, Jigsaw, examines the options the government would have with all the peace treaties and amendments in place. The one thing that happens immendiately, after the Alaskan pipeline is hit, is a complete ban on gasoline, which forces characters Beat Duncan and Darla Sennot to plan a long distance walk to Pittsburgh from Dayton. Hoping to replace the jobs they lost when their plant near Wright-Patterson was destroyed, they both have love interests in Pittsburgh as we | |  | | Mystery at Pima Point
The bride disappears from an archaelogical expedition in an Indian cave above Pima Point Resort. Lieutenant James searches for his nephew's fiance but finds a murdered bridesmaid instead. Can he solve the crimes before the wedding?
The Hohokam Indians mysteriously disappeard centuries ago near Pima Point. A group of graduate students investigates the caves they left behind when one of them, Christa Beal, suddenly vanishes. Her fiance's uncle, Lieutenant James, is at Pima Point Resort for the wedding of Christa and his nephew in less than a week. He searches to find Christa but finds a murdered bridesmaid. Strange goings-on at the hotel complicate things as he races to find Drew's fiancee' and solve the murder before the wedding.
| |  | | Something Fishy in Manhattan
An evil man is murdered by blowfish poisoning and a Japanese fugu chef is just one of Lieutenant James' suspects. A love story between two Japanese and a killer who is getting away with more than just murder complicate the investigation.
Hoshi Sato studies for years in Japan to become licensed to prepare fugu, all the while dreaming of his childhood love, Emi Suniko. In America, he finds her teaching an art class where one of the students, a retired "investment broker" dies of blowfish poisoning, almost certainly caused by the chef. Lieutenant James finds that several others ate the fugu Hoshi prepared and didn't die. Calling it murder, the detective uncovers many motives among the other art class students. James not only must find how the poison was administered, who did it and why, but work aga |
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