The Dead Gigolo Caper

Hold onto your seat, cross your legs, and wait for the laughs. Suds and Sam are back! This time, it's murder but there's no body and no motive. In fact, there's no evidence of any foul play except for the word of a nosy busy-body with night-vision binoculars. Despite big bucks, I suggest we pass on this case but Sam's family butts in and of course, it explodes in our face. Now, we're hip deep in a whole lot of shit better left to the police. The good news? No more Joey. We moved into the loft above our new office space. The bad news? They're demolishing the church next door and the jackhammer's sent our kitten into therapy. Did I mention I had to gut the bathroom and we have no shower? "Bill paying?" "You can have that." "Cleaning?" "I can help." "I'll do laundry as long as you throw your stuff in the hamper." "What's a hamper?" "I'll man-splain it to you when we get home." Join Suds and Sam in another hilarious, kick-ass adventure. Warning, this series can become addicting. Happily ever after guaranteed.

Angelo’s business in Newark is being squeezed by a local mob, the Paneladros. His own indiscretions do not help. His wife’s religious confession conducted in a priest’s own private residence further add to his troubles. The constant draining from Angelo’s cash registers drives him to despair. He thinks of alternative means of riches lying across the Atlantic away from the prying eyes of the local hoodlums. Based on hot intelligence hacked out of Rome and supplied by Giacomo, he sets on an action plan to acquire ownership of a London Car Dealership. By deceit, and force if need be. He assigns his four star general and faithful henchman - Johnny ‘4 Fingers’ Bristow - to carry out the complex task. Using a French high-fashion model and a brand new car, Angelo lures this old retired but slowly fading English playboy gentleman now living in Modena and driving a Maserati. The predator: Jaqueline du Bois. The prey: Frank Costanzo. The car: a Bugatti. Most of this drama takes place in Italy ... where else could one exploit the depths of culture, immerse oneself in colourful characters, and feel a part in tough and romantic one-on-one conversations that would keep you captivated, entertained, and at times laughing heartily.

Because she promised and, Felicia Graham reluctantly takes the 68-day cruise around South America that her late husband bought her. Her dream of the close knit family she's never experienced died with him. At 35 she's young enough to marry again and have children but she'd have to take a chance on getting hurt.As she boards, she meets Ramon Rich, who manages the chic Grille on the ship. Rejected by his college sweetheart as defective, he hides the secret of his sterility behind the facade of a love-'em-and-leave-'em guy. He wants a family, too, but thinks it's not in his future.But love finds a way for them both to achieve their dreams.

When eighteen-year-old Eddie, aided by a friend, concocts an elaborate computer dating service to finance his father's carburetor invention, the big three auto manufacturers threaten to sue for patent infringement and the teenagers are accused of running a sex-for-profit ring.

Humor, Heat, Action and Sass... Read them all! "What the heck are you doing here? I could've killed you!" "Sugar, I strolled on up, whistling. I figured you couldn't miss me." A dick in Manhattan? You've got to be kidding me. Don't get me wrong. I respect she's got plenty of attitude. I especially hold her Uncle Vinny, a mob boss, in high esteem. Both he and her police-chief father explain how I should book my own funeral if I mess with her. Not much for authority, I thank them for their concern. However, she's mine and I plan on keeping her. When she goes missing, at first I figure she's miffed. Yeah, I may not always take her career as seriously as she'd like. But hey, didn't I help her solve the missing-cat-caper? That should count for something, right? When she doesn't answer my texts, I check with her family and my stupid heart stops. Where the hell is she? Suds and Sam will make you laugh and yet keep you turning one more page all night long. Grab your copy now. Note: Beware of healthy, passionate, panty-melting scenes. No cliffhangers. Happy ending guaranteed.

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