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Scott Drayco Novel #4: When crime consultant Scott Drayco’s long-AWOL mother returns and is charged with murder, he’s plunged into a world of secrets, lies, and cons.
Scott Drayco Novel #3: Drayco reunites with his estranged FBI partner to protect the partner's daughter from a serial killer who leaves musical puzzles as a calling card.
Scott Drayco Novel #2: A mysterious attack on a young disabled girl lures Drayco back to Cape Unity and into a sea of secrets and lies.
Scott Drayco Novel #1: A body found in a rundown Opera House with a "G" carved on his chest lures a former FBI agent into a web of music, madness and murder.
Eight Scott Drayco stories.
Scott Drayco races around D.C. trying to find answers to cryptic puzzles as a killer pulls the strings.
5 tales of crime and suspense, including Derringer Award-winning "Touch of Death."
Includes the Scott Drayco story, "The Lease of These."
Includes my story "Beside Still Waters."
Anthology edited by David Cranmer and Scott D. Parker, pumping out 13 knuckle-breaking crime tales.
Anthology edited by Chris Rhatigan and Nigel Bird: beautiful killers, visions of the apocalypse, and one severed arm on a quest for revenge.
"Do you realize how much effort it takes to suppress women's suffrage, the aspirations of our citizens of African descent, and anyone remotely to the left of me? I should really just let my wife become de facto president after I lay too much groundwork for another world war to arise! But, goodness, will folks forgive and overrate me like almost none of my peers."
Posted by: Todd Mason | September 02, 2014 at 08:52 AM