Titles
A Hole In His Strength
A mysterious killer terrorizes the Hyde Park neighborhood in the city of Chicago. The killer
murders victims in various ways and then takes a Polaroid snapshot of the victims’ pose of
death. Cook County Sheriff’s Police officer Daniel Cotton, who works undercover narcotics,
stumbles upon the first victim of the spree and begins receiving teasing notes from the killer.
Because of the killer’s interest in Daniel Cotton, the FBI and Chicago Police ask his bosses to
let him join a special task force that has been established to catch the killer - who has been
dubbed the “Killer Bee”.
The “Killer Bee” is amused by Daniel Cotton’s involvement with the task force as they try to
solve the murders. The killer begins toying with Daniel and his father, Lieutenant Stanley
Cotton of the Chicago Police Department. Each new victim brings added enjoyment to the
“Killer Bee” as the FBI believe they are getting closer and closer to catching the killer.
The “Killer Bee” then begins an unusual change of murder tactics that throws everyone for a
loop and shatters the life of Daniel Cotton and those close to him.
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The Rape Of David Miles
David Miles is twirling about in a world of his own when suddenly he is distracted by and
experienced, professional woman. David reluctantly follows the woman to her lair and is
hypnotically seduced by the woman’s moves, her music and her lovemaking. When she tells
him her name is Ophelia, David is even more mesmerized; as if taken by a goddess.
Before meeting this woman David’s life consisted of playing in his high school jazz orchestra,
playing with a jazz trio, and living and eating in his parent’s home. David’s family is closed knit
and his parents (Oscar and Celia), and siblings (Michele and Bowen) are well aware of the life
he wants to live; but now they must accept the fact that David wants to leave the old ways of his
life and begin a new journey, one that involves travel and playing in a small band of jazz
musicians. He looks up to the male members of the band (Jonas “Redd” Butler on bass,
Germain “Slim” Dawson on drums), and admires the vocalist, Sheree Cole. Sheree would like
to have a much more intimate relationship with David.
The band - Redd River - is counting on David’s playing and writing abilities but David becomes
sidetracked by his feelings for Ophelia and the hold she has over him. He is so awestruck by
Ophelia that he cannot develop relationships with other women his own age, one in particular
(Marie Jones). This power that Ophelia has eventually draws him in to the use of heroin; as a
social user at first, but eventually he becomes wickedly addicted. David’s drug use and
womanizing eventually affects his performance as a musician and threatens his membership
in the band.
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free 1 888 280-7715 to order by phone.
Like Two Drunks On A Sofa
Daniel Cotton has been assigned to the homicide division of the Cook County Sheriff
Department and has a new partner, Lois Parker. Daniel receives his first lead assignment, the
murder of two people, one male and one female, who appear to have been victims of a hit.
Daniel is initially excited about the assignment but slowly begins to see links to other unsolved
murders that lead him to believe his partner may be involved. As he follows the leads in comes
to realize he has been concentrating on the wrong suspect.
To complicate matters, Daniel becomes emotionally involved with a woman with a dark side
that could lead to him losing his job, or worse, losing his life. An old nemesis presents an
even bigger challenge for Daniel who has to muster all of his inner strength to overcome what
is before him and to keep his sanity.
Additional Titles for future publication:
Three Times Trouble
Four Shakes
A mysterious killer terrorizes the Hyde Park neighborhood in the city of Chicago. The killer
murders victims in various ways and then takes a Polaroid snapshot of the victims’ pose of
death. Cook County Sheriff’s Police officer Daniel Cotton, who works undercover narcotics,
stumbles upon the first victim of the spree and begins receiving teasing notes from the killer.
Because of the killer’s interest in Daniel Cotton, the FBI and Chicago Police ask his bosses to
let him join a special task force that has been established to catch the killer - who has been
dubbed the “Killer Bee”.
The “Killer Bee” is amused by Daniel Cotton’s involvement with the task force as they try to
solve the murders. The killer begins toying with Daniel and his father, Lieutenant Stanley
Cotton of the Chicago Police Department. Each new victim brings added enjoyment to the
“Killer Bee” as the FBI believe they are getting closer and closer to catching the killer.
The “Killer Bee” then begins an unusual change of murder tactics that throws everyone for a
loop and shatters the life of Daniel Cotton and those close to him.
Purchase at http://www.trafford.com/4dcgi/view-item?item=18155 or call toll free 1 888 232-
4444 to order by phone.
The Rape Of David Miles
David Miles is twirling about in a world of his own when suddenly he is distracted by and
experienced, professional woman. David reluctantly follows the woman to her lair and is
hypnotically seduced by the woman’s moves, her music and her lovemaking. When she tells
him her name is Ophelia, David is even more mesmerized; as if taken by a goddess.
Before meeting this woman David’s life consisted of playing in his high school jazz orchestra,
playing with a jazz trio, and living and eating in his parent’s home. David’s family is closed knit
and his parents (Oscar and Celia), and siblings (Michele and Bowen) are well aware of the life
he wants to live; but now they must accept the fact that David wants to leave the old ways of his
life and begin a new journey, one that involves travel and playing in a small band of jazz
musicians. He looks up to the male members of the band (Jonas “Redd” Butler on bass,
Germain “Slim” Dawson on drums), and admires the vocalist, Sheree Cole. Sheree would like
to have a much more intimate relationship with David.
The band - Redd River - is counting on David’s playing and writing abilities but David becomes
sidetracked by his feelings for Ophelia and the hold she has over him. He is so awestruck by
Ophelia that he cannot develop relationships with other women his own age, one in particular
(Marie Jones). This power that Ophelia has eventually draws him in to the use of heroin; as a
social user at first, but eventually he becomes wickedly addicted. David’s drug use and
womanizing eventually affects his performance as a musician and threatens his membership
in the band.
Purchase at http://www.authorhouse.com/BookStore/ItemDetail~bookid~34844.aspx or call toll
free 1 888 280-7715 to order by phone.
Like Two Drunks On A Sofa
Daniel Cotton has been assigned to the homicide division of the Cook County Sheriff
Department and has a new partner, Lois Parker. Daniel receives his first lead assignment, the
murder of two people, one male and one female, who appear to have been victims of a hit.
Daniel is initially excited about the assignment but slowly begins to see links to other unsolved
murders that lead him to believe his partner may be involved. As he follows the leads in comes
to realize he has been concentrating on the wrong suspect.
To complicate matters, Daniel becomes emotionally involved with a woman with a dark side
that could lead to him losing his job, or worse, losing his life. An old nemesis presents an
even bigger challenge for Daniel who has to muster all of his inner strength to overcome what
is before him and to keep his sanity.
Additional Titles for future publication:
Three Times Trouble
Four Shakes
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