Bücher von Bobby Legend

A powerful NY Don of the Valoppi Crime Family who had beaten the Federal Government three times in court, suddenly finds himself running for US President as a joke. But the citizens of the US are disgruntled with professional politicians and the stalemate within government and are now looking for something differnt in the realm of politics. Now they have found what they were looking for in the name of Jack Cotti, alias, Johnny Uptown.

The mystery of the Costume Shop continues. Every year, during and around Halloween, People were disappeariang at an alarming rate. The police were baffled by their peers and others disappearing, and no suspects to question. With the disappearance of four of their detectives and a well-known senator, the local police department wanted to find an answer to this mystery and find it quickly. In the meantime, the powers that be were inundated with phon alls from worried wives and husbands about missing loved ones. Finally, one person stepped to the plate. His quest: to find an answer to the Legend of Hollow Pass.

Baxter Hero, an old, hard drinking, chain-smoking, homicide detective is up to his ears in suspects in a very gruesome murder. A womanizer becomes mincemeat for his killer. The only problem is, there are more than ten different people with unsubstantiated alibis and very good motives for wanting this person dead. The victim had a habit of finding, then living, with vulnerable women who had very healthy bank accounts. He would spend their life savings, then leave them penniless and broke. Not just financially, but also broken in spirit. He would then find another vulnerable and financially fit woman to smother in love and affection-until her funds were completely depleted. To make matters worse, another investigation within the department had top priority, so all of his findings were pushed to the back burner. He was left on his own, with a caseload that was too much for one person. He stayed in a drunken stupor and became the joke of the department. But he was still a damned good homicide investigator when given the chance. Detective Hero finally arrests a suspect. But is this person really the killer or does he have an innocent person sitting on death row? He answers that question months later when he becomes involved in another gruesome murder investiga