The Mike Fargo Mysteries

A Mike Fargo Trilogy contains three novellas -- DEATH OF A FLAPPER, MURDER ON BROADWAY AND SEVEN DAYS TO MURDER. Follow Mike Fargo as he tries to solve the murders of socialite Marjorie Reems, Broadway director Buddy Barrett, and discover the kidnapper of Brandi Collier, who works for the one and only Texas Guinan at a posh New York City speakeasy. Twists, turns and much danger abounds in each

The murder of society girl Marjorie Reems in October of 1922 shakes New York City's elite. When detective Mike Fargo learns the girl's identity he can't figure why she is dressed as a common flapper. He soon learns that Marjorie has left her wealthy family for a wild lifestyle involving a succession of bad men, some linked to organized crime.It's a story with a conclusion that shocks everyone.

When director Buddy Barrett, the Boy Wonder of Broadway, is shot on stage while rehearsing his next musical in 1925, Mike Fargo is on the scene. He soon finds more suspects than he can count since Buddy has another nickname -- Buddy the Bastard. He also learns that the victim is a man with no past. This strange case takes Fargo from Broadway to Atlantic City, where his own life is put in danger.

Murder on Murderer's Row opens with the killing of a groundskeeper at Yankee Stadium in 1927 with the prime suspect none other than Babe Ruth. Detective Mike Fargo is called into action as an increasingly complex story begins to unravel. The cast includes a major crime boss, a special prosecutor, corrupt cops, the Babe himself and the bustling New York City of 1927, with Fargo smack in the middle

Roaring Twenties Cop is Mike Fargo's story told in his words. It's an introduction to the protagonist of The Mike Fargo Mysteries series. He describes in detail his Staten Island childhood in the 1890s, the incident that made him become a cop and the first time he had to kill. He also talks about Prohibition, the New York City of the Roaring Twenties, flappers, crime and some of his tougher cases.

A call from the famous Texas Guinan sends Mike Fargo to the 300 Club, a swank speakeasy, where the club's hostess tells him one of her girls, Brandi Collier, is missing. Fargo isn't sure if there's even a crime until he gets a stunning phone call. The caller says Brandi will die in seven days if Fargo can't find her. It turns out that Brandi is just bait to lure Fargo in a sick game of revenge.

The GRAB-A-CAB MURDER is the 7th entry in the Mike Fargo Mysteries series. It takes place in 1921 and is Fargo's first case after his promotion to detective. When Arthur Worthington, the owner of the Grab-a-Cab Company is murdered in one of his own cabs, Fargo finds himself with a mystery that grows more complex with each passing day. He must also decide just what kind of detective he wants to be.