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The third in the tongue-in-cheek Dun Wheeling series. Dun gets involved with a teenage prostitute, a voluptuous vampiress, and a private school willing to kill to keep its secrets.
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Release date: May, 2004
The second in the series of Dun Wheeling novels. The Witness Protection Program has been compromised and Alex is on the run from those who have sworn to get even. A former love interest of Sally Olivia (from the first novel in the series, SOS), Alex flees to the Maine woods only to be pursued by hired killers.
Dun teams up with an old high school friend, now an FBI agent, and a US Marshal to track down the mole in the Marshals Service and the people trying to kill Alex. Dun is torn between helping Alex and finding Sally Olivia, who is in the clutches of an unscrupulous trauma specialist.
Mystery, tension, murder, romance, and tongue-in-cheek humor again combine to make Night Before August another Dun Wheeling novel that's an easy read but hard to put down.
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Dun Wheeling is a young PI whose inexperience forces him to make it up as he goes; his strong instincts keep him alive.
A tongue-in-cheek novel with humor, unusual characters, mystery, murder, unexpected twists, and romance that combine to make SOS an easy read that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
A wealthy young socialite walks away from her social pressures, and her pompous brother offers Dun an unusual but lucrative incentive to find her before the family name is smudged on national TV.
Dun starts out thinking it will be a simple case of hide and seek, but stumbles into a web of kidnapping schemes that won’t go away. Multiple attempts to grab the attractive socialite pits Dun against an unexpected adversary, and exposes him to the temptation to break the most sacred rule of his profession.
| |  | | Sphere of Reason
Dun Wheeling reluctantly agrees to protect a woman--who purposely conceals her full-figured charms by wearing baggy clothes and no makeup--from a sociopathic sexual predator. A predator who likes to gift wrap his victims and turns out to be a serial killer long sought by local police and the FBI
Returning to his apartment, he changed into jeans, a chambray work shirt, and sneakers. He had no idea what tramping out he might have to do when he got to Woodbridge. One idea that appealed to him was to enter the apartment and leave it open. Then he would exit and hide in the woods off to the side where he would have a good view of the outside entrance.
The more he thought of that option, the more he liked it. If the stalker showed up and entered the apartment, and there was only one entrance, he could just wait until the stalker came back outside and nail him.
Yes, that might be the | |  | | The Secret Stairway
The first in the Jennifer Paskin mystery series, Jennifer and her best friend, Rache, find more trouble than they bargained for right under their noses.
Rescued from the streets, Jennifer Paskin didn't need any more trouble. But when strange noises develop at her school it's more trouble than ever. Is there a secret stairway? How far will they go to keep Jennifer from finding it? And worse--why hasn't the boy of her dreams called?
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