Kirjahaku

Private detective, Scott Moss, hates his job. He'd rather be taking photographs. But mobster Tony Bendouski's wife is dead. Tony, aka Tony the Bender, has murdered her. And Scott is compelled to find her body to prove Tony did her in.

In their secret little hole in the ground, four scientists get a sophomoric assignment that lets them know they've been passed over, permanently. With their Army careers finished, and no possibility of a resume because of the secrecy, they decide to get even. And that's when they do some of their best work.

Ex-private detective, Scott Moss, is supposed to be taking photographs for a living. But the dead guy in the theatre, Zerovsky, has him intrigued. Who killed him, and why? And what the hell does his twin brother have to do with it?

Who Killed Scooter Diamond? The Scott Moss detective series Book 4. Photographer, Scott Moss, doesn't want his fianc e (yes, his girlfriend has finally agreed to marry him) to know he's getting back into the detective business. But the death of a jockey has put Scott in a tough position. He has promised to help the jockey's wife, the gal who reinstated his detective license, find the murderer. Now all he has to do is: keep his fianc e from leaving him, find out who killed Scooter, find out what human kidneys, livers and hearts have to do with horseracing, and keep Special Agent Nick Scraper of the FBI from shooting him before he finds the answers. Ross Van Dusen writes fast-paced action comedy novels perfect for the beach, airplane, bed, or anywhere you need a laugh.

Detective / photographer Scott Moss and Julia Weston, his fianc e, plan to get married in her childhood church. She'd always dreamed of being married there. She never dreamed her minister would be stabbed-and that would lead to terrorists, bombs, and murders-for Scott, the FBI, and Homeland to solve before the ceremony.

The honeymoon of detective/photographer, Scott Moss, and his bride, Julia Weston, doesn't turn out anything like Scott planned. A quiet Alaskan river cruise becomes an international manhunt. Three murders are such a rough start to their marriage that Scott promises a honeymoon do-over.

Stuff just occurs to me. You too, I'm sure. But I write it down, and I end up with a book like this. You might consider putting this bookin the john. You won't want to read it all in one go. Pun intended

Scott Moss and his wife, Julia, attend a lovely art opening-except that two people wanted the bartender dead. And they both succeeded. A new wrinkle for the now married Scott Moss, who is compelled to find out who did it and why. Julia, Scott's wife, is furious. She can't take him anywhere-he's a crime magnet.

Random thoughts that came to the writer in no particular order. Mostly lighthearted thoughts about movies, hot dogs, cities, wives, old cars, and life in general.

Clive Brainhurts, Dean of the Brainhurts School for Exceptional Children, has made a big mistake. Now he and his teachers resort to crime to make it right. First-time criminals? What could possibly go wrong?