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The family of a murder suspect killed in a shoot-out with SFPD comes to the City, seeking revenge against Vince Torelli and the other involved SFPD officers.
San Francisco Homicide Investigator and Vietnam veteran Vince Torelli strives to clean up the violence in San Francisco, but, after a suspect in a double murder is killed during an attempted arrest, he finds himself also protecting the police officers he considers family. His efforts put him in the line of fire when he's targeted. The brother of the suspect victim wants revenge on the officers responsible and he'll stop at nothing. He kidnaps Vince, a man obsessively loyal to his job as well as those he works alongside, a man as smart and committed to his principles as the criminals he c | |  | | Diplomatic Immunity
Vince Torelli book #3 pits him against a deadly sniper killing Consul Generals in San Francisco.
Available in both print and ebook.
There are sixty-six Consulates and Embassies in San Francisco, and avery talented, deadly sniper is targeting the Consul Generals, seemingly at random.
Homicide Inspector Vincent Torelli has a reputation for solving the toughest cases in the City, but this one is unlike anything else he has faced. The killings make no sense, lack motive, and appear to be unrelated but Vince knows there has to be a link between them. He struggles to find the connection and identify the suspect, but as he gets closer to the answer, he becomes a target himself. This can end only one of two ways, either by h | |  | | M.P.
The story of a young military policeman during his year tour in Vietnam, of how he survived the hell he faced, of the friendships he formed, and of the sorrow of lives lost.
June 1967 - As Vincent Torelli stepped off the plane at Bien Hoa Air Base, South Vietnam, he was almost overwhelmed by the stench in the hot, humid air. He still had a hard time realizing he was in Vietnam in the midst of a war. Drafted into the army five months earlier, he ended up becoming a Military Policeman assigned to the 557th MP Co., Long Binh Post just outside Bien Hoa City.
His year tour of duty changes him from a somewhat naive young man toa battle hardened veteran. Through unlucky chance, Vince becomes involved in the ferocious '68 Tet offensive, barely surviving the ni | |  | | Retribution
There's a vigilante killer loose in San Francisco, and when the justice system fails, he doles out his own brand of justice.
Homicide Inspector Vince Torelli has handled some of The City's worst murders, but this case has him baffled. It seems no matter what he does, the killer manages to stay one step ahead of him, anticipating his every move. Hell, the false clues and trail the killer leaves keeps Vince chasing shadows as the body count rises. As Vince closes in, the investigation turns more and more violent. Will he discover the killer's identity, and will he survive long enough to bring him to justice?
Retribution n. To repay; punishment for evil done; requital
Chapter One
He looked at his watch, noting it was 10:34 pm. He rolled the naked body out the back of the van, closed the rear doors, and drove slowly through the alley, stopping at the crosswalk before turning onto 5th Street. Looking to his left, he saw the two beat officers walking toward him at a leisurely pace. He smiled to himself as he thought of what awaited them if they took their usual route down the alley. He turned right on 5th Street, then right again on Folsom, driving at the speed limit, attracting no | |  | | Sin Eater
A murder thriller with paranormal elements
The shocking murder of a professor at San Donorio State College brings the city police to investigate , with Campus Police Officer Sarah Ferris as the college liaison.
Sarah’s friend, Nico Guardino, a history professor at the college, gets drawn into helping as Nico and Sarah struggle to find the murderer, the killing continues.
As Nico is inexorably drawn deeper and deeper into the investigation, he begins getting flashes of visions and deep feelings of dread that he knows are directly connected to the murderer. He feels the connection becoming stronger, but how and why remains unkno |
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