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Dax Wong survived growing up in Seattle during the turbulent 60's – dealing with the trials of adolescence mixed together with his Chinese/European heritage. After graduation, Dax found himself the proud owner of a 1960’s-70’s retro-shop in the heart of Seattle’s Alki Beach. Dax also enjoys sleuthing around, helping people retrieve stolen items or recovering money lost to scams. He aids those who are weak and powerless by using “creative” ways to fight against those who consider themselves above the law. Dax stumbles onto the world of modern-day robber barons and discovers a connection to an unrequited love from the past. Will his quest for love turn out deadly? How far will he go for ...

Following the highly acclaimed book, MURDER AT MYRTLE BEACH. The story continues as international terrorism rears it's ugly head. A leader in head of that now has a real threat. The governments either can't do anything or are not interested in it at all. Men and women that are dedicated to justice look back at the days of the old west. Vigilantes? Yes. Are they criminals? Your ideas may differ, but when nations have failed, or have been paid off, the common man and women are required to take the reins. The group is made up mainly of retired men and women. They are commandos, doctors, financial geniuses, off the course police and federal officers, all open up to stop what they consider t ...

This book opens up the readers eyes to what a PI may go through on a daily basis. Through dealing with a variety of personalities, sketchy situations while trying to decipher what the truth is if any. This PI had to look over his shoulder daily due to the circling vultures looking to make a come up in the PI realm.

When the founder of the California missions, Junipero Serra, has his heart cut out the day of his death in 1784, it is stuck in a ceramic jar, and rode off on horseback. Within the day, it is lost and for the next two hundred years the heart, floating in brandy, is handed from owner to owner until it ends up at the El Fornio Historical Society in modern day California. During the annual Old Spanish Days festival, the heart is stolen and curator Hank Peabody, Jr., and his “cousin” Janet Librado are called to action with their band of misfit friends to find the thief of the heart and set things right. “Whoever controls the heart” Janet reminds Hank, “Controls history.” Hank, however ...