Blues in the Night (Max Maxwell Mystery)

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Sinor, Paul

Mystery

BWL Publishing Inc.

Blackmail and White Lightnin' (Johnny Morocco)

Thrillers & Suspense

Johnny Morocco hit Atlanta, Georgia in 1953. The former army military policeman changed his name from McDonald and used his military training to become a licensed PI. Johnny’s “office” was a pool room called Big Town in the heart of the city. His clients were the players and the occasional lawyer who came in on their lunch hour. Johnny’s luck ran out the morning he came into Big Town and found a dead man lying on a pool table. With only Thomas the Negro rack boy in the building, Thomas would be the prime suspect.Once Johnny decided to help Thomas, he found himself caught between emerging crime syndicates in Atlanta, Miami, and the casinos controlled by Myer Lansky in Havana. Cheating wives, roadhouse murders, imported muscle, marked cards, loaded dice, and a dangerous woman named Rachel were but a few of the roadblocks Johnny faced in his task.With Atlanta Police Detective Sergeant Jack Brewer looking for both the killer and the money the dead man was supposed to be carrying, Johnny must use all his training and instincts to protect not only himself but Thomas as well. If he fails, they both will suffer The Wrath of The Dixie Mafia.

Wrath of the Dixie Mafia

Black Opal Books

The 1953 Southeaster Fair is about to begin in Atlanta, Georgia, and Johnny Morocco, the Dixie Detective, has been hired to guard a prize stud bull being shown at the animal exhibits. What he isn’t told is the reason. Recently some of the best stud bulls, horses, and pigs in the south have been castrated. Late one night when Johnny is sleeping in a stock trailer not far from the bull he’s protecting, he’s awakened by the sound of an animal in agony—a bull being castrated. When the man with the knife comes after Johnny, he shoots and kills him. Now the dead man’s three brothers and their father have come to Atlanta with revenge on their minds…

Fair Game

Max Maxwell is working on a stalking case, involving the unhappily married lady he has been seeing, when he gets a call from an old army buddy, Bill Hart, who is now running an off-the-books intelligence operation in Washington, DC. Bill asks Max to help out with a situation involving another one of his associates. All Max has to do is pick up a sailboat and get it back across the Puget Sound to Seattle. He wasn't told that Bill's associate was working undercover and had been murdered on the boat or that the Canadian Intelligence Service, a Korean smuggling ring with a deadly mission, and a double agent might also be involved. This will turn out be a sentimental journey Max will never forget--if he even survives.

Sentimental Journey

Literature & Fiction

United States

Picture This: A mystery novel of Jonny Morocco, Dixie Detective

War Stories and Fairy Tales: Sean Kelly, War Correspondent

Genre Fiction

Level Best - Historia

Johnny Morocco hits Atlanta, GA in 1953. The former Army Military Policeman changes his name from McDonald and uses his military training to become a licensed P. I. Johnny’s “office” is a pool room called Big Town in the heart of the city. His clients are the players and the occasional lawyer who cames in on his lunch hour. Johnny’s luck runs out the morning he comes into Big Town and finds a dead man lying on a pool table. With only William the Negro rack boy in the building, William is the prime suspect. Taking on the mission of proving a Negro innocent of killing a white man puts Johnny in the crosshairs himself. Only after he gets involved does he realize the crosshairs belong to the organization known as The Dixie Mafia.

Ingalls Publishing Group, Inc

Iran is very close to having a workable atomic bomb and that's not good for most of the world. With limited options to stop them from putting all the pieces of the puzzle together, Max Maxwell is once again pressed into service by his old army boss, Bill Hart. Max, along with a French intelligence agent he once shared a mission and a bed with head to Tehran. An elaborate ruse, several dead Iranians, a destroyed warehouse, Max in an Iranian prison, and a professor who holds the last piece of the puzzle are all that stands between Max and completing the mission...until his French companion turns the tables. It almost cost Max his life before the true reason for his being sent to Iran is revealed.

We'll Meet Again

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