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Detective Steve Music looks for the a doctor's missing wife and tracks down a madman.
When Dr. Haddon Dainsbury's bedroom becomes a bloodbath, and his wife Marion is missing, as is the $50,000 necklace she always wears, Dr. Dainsbury becomes Steve Music;s leading suspect.
When he finds a an empty freezer in a storage unit rented by the doctor, the doctor looks even more guilty. Mrs. Dainsbury's DNA is found in the freezer.
But why has she been moved? Why was she dismemebered in the bedroom in the first place?
Music knows that there has to be something on, or in, Marion Dainsbury's body that will cinch his case. But first he has to lo |
|  | | Marta's Place
Can drifter Hal Morrison find a way to deal with lust, love, drugs, friends, distrust, murder, menace — and Marta?
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|  | | Music (formerly The Crack in the Teacup)
A boy goes missing — and the search to find him leads to murder.
Soft cover and e-book editions
span style="font-size: medium">span style="font-family: Times New Roman">When 8-year old Jerry Beakey goes missing it's Detective Steve Music's job to get out there and find the boy—alive if possible./span>/span>
span style="font-size: medium">span style="font-family: Times New Roman">One ray of sunshine in this case is Shelly Lambert, a volunteer from The Coalition for Missing Children./span>/span>
span style="font-size: medium">span style="font-family: Times New Roman">Together they delve into Jerry's mysterious disappearance. The FBI |
|  | | River Road
A detective gets help from a so-called psychic to solve a vicious murder.
p style="margin: 0in 0in 0pt 0.5in" class="MsoNormal">span style="font-size: larger">span style="font-family: "Courier10 BT"; mso-bidi-font-family: 'Courier10 BT'">strong>Lucretia Josephine St. James sat at a chrome table covered in pink Formica. She no longer saw the cream and green tile counters, the faded paint on the cabinets or the worn Linoleum floor covering. She was fifty-three now and the only thing about the house that had changed over the years was her age, which she tried to cover by the application of plenty of make-up, a matted platinum blonde wig and bangles and be |
|  | | Still Life with Music
Can moonlighting homicide detective Steve Music properly represent a client while sticking to his oath to uphold the law? It won't be easy!
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|  | | Tape
Two dysfunctional detectives help a dysfunctional young woman with a missing grandfather and a severe tape problem.
Wanna be a hard-boiled private eye? Easy. Just slip on that old trench coat and hat and place an ad in the Penny Saver.
But be careful. When Izzy and Vero try that they get a trippy client with a severe tape obsession. Before they know it, they're all up to their fedoras in trouble. Big trouble.
A serial killer is on the prowl and they're on his hit list!
Soft cover and e-books available.
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|  | | The Albemarle Affair
When two detectives help a girl look for her birth mother they stumble into a deadly plot.
Soft cover and e-book editions
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|  | | The Deputy
A charismatic deputy sheriff becomes involved in a treacherous downhill journey.
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|  | | The Kid Who Wasn't There Murders
A young man is murdered for no apparent reason. His parents want closure.
During a wild party with many guests at the studio of famous painter, Dos Ases (Alejandro Arce), his "intern" and general gover, David Zaretsky is found in the bathroom. He has been murdered. Everyone who knew David described him as being "slow" and since his parents run a junkyard, it appears police aren't putting in a lot of time on this mystery.
So David's parents, Bernard and Sophia Zaretsky, hire PI Jonas McCleary to investigate. David may have been "slow" but he was their only child and they loved him. They desperately need closure./p |
|  | | The Little Mornings
Star-crossed lovers become entangled in a scheme that leads to deception, betrayal...and murder.
New edition from Cambridge Books, http://www.writewordsinc.com available in e-book or as a preint edition.
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|  | | The Morgenstern Murders
When a woman's parents are murdered, she hires a detective to prove that she is innocent and to find the real killers.Sequel to The Sand Bluff Murders.
Coming soon from Write Words, Inc. Cambridge Books
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|  | | The Sand Bluff Murders
A series of murders in tiny Sand Bluff cause the most excitement this town has seen since the Elvis entourage stopped to fix a flat in '59.
One of Jonas McCleary's chief assets is that he's good at written tests. That's how he becomes a detective in tiny Sand Bluff. The town hired him as a detective because it can't afford to buy any more uniforms. Detectives don't need a uniform. And the kicker is that Jonas is more than willing to drive his own '72 pickup.
Jonas is wearing a big smile. A cushy job in a town where nothing ever happens...and he thinks he may just have found Miss Right.
But on his third day as Sand Bluff's Chief Detective, a fellow officer manages to drag in a drunk that turns out to have two bul |
|  | | The Sand Bluff Murders
A new cop in a tiny town is faced with a series of murders.
Jonas McCleary is slight, he can't shoot straight and he isn't really ambitious. His main asset is that he's good at written tests.
Sleepy Sand Bluff, California is a poor community that could really use another police officer but doesn't even have the money to buy uniforms.
Chief Raymond Castillo gets an idea: hire a detective. No uniform to worry about.
Jonas seizes upon this opportunity to get an easy job in a quiet little town and easily passes the test. What cinches the job for him is that in his interview with the chief, he state's that he pre |
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