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Rottweillers are dangerous. They're not cute, they're rarely playful and if you come across one it's best to have a chain link fence between you and it. This is the twelfth book in the John Board series. He's older, tired, less friendly and more likely to bite.

It's not easy being a pimp in New York. The hookers give you problems, organized crime families give you problems, the police give you problems and other pimps give you problems. And now and again your own staff is a problem. That said, someone's got to do the job. This is the story of a few simple and good-hearted individuals who have decided to make it their life's work. This is the thirteenth book in the John Board series. He's in the th...

This is the eleventh book in the John Board series and focuses once again on John Board, an aging drifter in New York City who's comfortable in furnished room, strip joints and on the streets. Whatever it is that drives him-and he has no idea-it continues to get him into difficulties, some deadly. And has him facing-albeit reluctantly-the question: Is he simply a rather strange and possibly unique form of a...john?

This is the tenth book in the John Board series but is about a different type of drifter, one who drifts across the United States in his vehicle. Not all that different from Board, his territory is the open road, cheap motels and quick food diners and the people he meets are truckers, motel based hookers, crooked cops and others like him. Not overly honest but a person who can survive. And live in a different jungle.

This is the city tourists don't see and most New Yorkers - the ones with jobs, the ones with money, the ones who own homes - don't even know about. It's the city where the hookers and pimps and strippers live and survive, where the predators exist and prey on the rest of us and on each other, the city where violence is commonplace and nearly always present. It's midtown Manhattan where visitors come to see shows and eat in fancy restaurants an...

This is the ninth book in the John Board series but is about a different type of drifter, one who drifts across the United States in his vehicle. Not all that different from Board, his territory is the open road, cheap motels and quick food diners and the people he meets are truckers, motel based hookers, crooked cops and others like him. Not overly honest but a person who can survive. And live in a different jungle.

Jake the Snake - not quite a con man, more a hustler trying to make a buck and keep his head above water in the seamy life that is Midtown New York at night. In trouble with the pimps, with the cops and with those whose tastes lead them into trouble as well.

This book is about a Jew, a courier who works in Eastern Europe during the early years of the Third Reich and World War II, facing the anti-semitism and racial hatred that was to become such a hallmark of that area and the times. He survives by his wits. This is a book of violence and suspense that paints a picture of that world as only a victim of it could see it.

This is the city tourists don't see and most New Yorkers - the ones with jobs, the ones with money, the ones who own homes - don't even know about. It's the city where the hookers and pimps and strippers live and survive, where the predators exist and prey on the rest of us and on each other, the city where violence is commonplace and nearly always present. It's midtown Manhattan where visitors come to see shows and eat in fancy restaurants an...

This is the city tourists don't see and most New Yorkers - the ones with jobs, the ones with money, the ones who own homes - don't even know about. It's the city where the hookers and pimps and strippers live and survive, where the predators exist and prey on the rest of us and on each other, the city where violence is commonplace and nearly always present. It's midtown Manhattan where visitors come to see shows and eat in fancy restaurants an...

This is the city tourists don't see and most New Yorkers - the ones with jobs, the ones with money, the ones who own homes - don't even know about. It's the city where the hookers and pimps and strippers live and survive, where the predators exist and prey on the rest of us and on each other, the city where violence is commonplace and nearly always present. It's midtown Manhattan where visitors come to see shows and eat in fancy restaurants an...

This is the city tourists don't see and most New Yorkers - the ones with jobs, the ones with money, the ones who own homes - don't even know about. It's the city where the hookers and pimps and strippers live and survive, where the predators exist and prey on the rest of us and on each other, the city where violence is commonplace and nearly always present. It's midtown Manhattan where visitors come to see shows and eat in fancy restaurants an...

The New York City You Don't SeeThis is the city tourists don't see and most New Yorkers - the ones with jobs, the ones with money, the ones who own homes - don't even know about. It's the city where the hookers and pimps and strippers live and survive, where the predators exist and prey on the rest of us and on each other, the city where violence is commonplace and nearly always present. It's midtown Manhattan where visitors come to see shows ...

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He didn't return to San Francisco. Instead, he headed north to New York City. It's 1872 and things are not going well in The Big Apple. There are gangs of thugs and competing camps of rival politicians who are battling each other for power and influence. There are even some hired killers around. Sound familiar? Think he'll fit in? Think he'll make any new friends? Any new enemies?The author is a retired New York State Parole Officer who's know...

This Is It, Folks...The 8th and final volume in the always exciting but sometimes unbelievable career of John Davis aka Arthur Wilson aka Riley Saunders aka Bill Parsons aka Jim Tucker aka Carl Harris aka Tom Cross. And also in the lives of the important woman he has known, all but one of them prostitutes to be sure and not a one with a heart of gold. Will he survive to the end of this book and the series itself? In a land where everyone carri...

He's still heading for San Francisco but it's a long trip. And a dangerous one. But he's trying, God love him. The fifth book in the series - and just as filled with adventures as the others!

He's back! Book number four in a series of eight exciting and humorous adventures of a professional killer - who wants to get out of the business - and pimp - who keeps finding himself in the business - in Post-Civil War America. He's escaped from New York and the insanity of the Tweed Ring and is trying - with a beautiful woman - to make it across the country. You'd think it would be easy. It's not. Read this book and then wait for number fiv...

This is the seventh book in an eight book series that consists of the adventures of a small-time pimp, conman and occasional killer who finds himself traveling the Old West trying for the easy life and experiencing one adventure after another. This time he becomes involved in a plot to kill the president and has the entire US Government and the Pinkerton Detective Agency after him. Does that stop him, though? Well, no: there will be an eighth ...

The Man With The Knife is back. In the sixth of a series of eight novels set in the west in the period just after the Civil War, our hero, a professional killer, con man and pimp and a man whose name changes in every book, for obvious reasons, is on his way to San Francisco, hoping for the good life there and an easy and uneventful trip. Unfortunately for him, but fortunately for us, this is not to be. Gunmen and killers from his past, beautif...