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|  | | The Ferret
The Ferret is a novel about a man in witness protection hiding from the Mormon mob.
As an LDS elder, Louie Kimble, is assigned as construction foreman in Testimony Acres, a high-end real estate development, fifty miles north of Las Vegas. He suspects it’s a money laundering scheme put together by his religious superiors. Confronted by the FBI, he agrees to provide evidence and testify in exchange for his freedom.
After surgery to fix an unfortunate resemblance to a domesticated animal, he is given a new name and history and relocated to South Jersey. He rebuilds his life, with a girlfriend, a great job, and season tickets to the local pro football team. Then one brig | |  | | The House Always Wins
A tale of murder, mayhem, cheesesteaks, and archery.
Someone is shooting up Dirty Sam's Casino.
Can the Long Harbor police get their man, or woman, before a casino heist, a slots player who disappears in a puff of smoke, and a crossbow-toting florist can thwart the investigation?
Oh, for the simpler days or illegal gambling.
| |  | | The Long Harbor Testament
Gambling, Drinking, Girl Scout cookies, a dead man telling a horrible joke, the perfect alibi.
Father Jim has a gambling problem, a girlfriend, and his brother just killed his bookie. A police detective and mobster investigate, while the town debates if it's a crime at all or a public service. |
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