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| Black Storm on Galilee
Boston Blackie was a "university educated" jewel thief immortaized in a single collection of stories by Jack Boyle, and published by H.K. Fly in 1919. That single collection kept Hollywood busy for decades with movies, radio serialization and ultimately a television show.
My series reprises this unusual hero in the form of his Grandson, Ted Blackwell III, also university educated, but a former Marine as well. This action novel features a nasty protagonist in the form of a serial killer. He's a former mercenary after Blackie for revenge. Blackie takes him down while helping out a few former colleagues from the wrong side of the law as well.
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Pink Sand, Black Water
This is the second novel in my reprised Boston Blackie series. In this novel Blackie's help is enlisted by a wealthy young woman suspicious of her husband's business activities. With good cause as it turns out. The action ranges from Boston to San Francisco and culminates in a truly unforgettable scene in Alaska.
In this installment I also fill-in background on Blackie's family, and answer most of the "open" questions Jack Boyle did not answer in the original collection. In terms of strict "timing" it precedes Black Storm. |
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| Virgin Logic
Available at www.Amazon.com.
Set in 1974 Virgin Logic is the story of Ciro, a recent college graduate, returning home to Boston after a year of "finding himself" in the Caribbean. Avoiding his parents and their country club friends he settles into a bartending job in Harvard Square. Here he encounters a girl with two vaginas and a parade of unforgettable characters lurking beneath the facade of "peace and love" the world sees. The resulting series of beyond-the-edge adventures sheds light on the values, ethics, fears and desires that weave together the Baby Boomer's world view. |
Children of a Horned God
Wiccans often use sexual energy to power their spells. What happens when two Wiccan covens working independantly to resurrect a pair of pagan deities tap into the sexual energy created by the patrons of a BDSM/Gay nightclub? Here's a clue: nothing that anybody can control and nothing anybody expects. |
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