In 1975 Brooklyn, Jimmy needs money badly. When his gangster boss offers five hundred dollars to kill a thief, Jimmy accepts. But knowing who to kill is only the beginning.

Scientist Malcolm Drevan secretly reads emotions as colored dots above people's heads. When a mysterious stranger named Adrian Voss reveals he shares this power-and can erase dots entirely-Malcolm realizes he's no longer alone.

Fourteen-year-old Artie Frolich falls hopelessly for talented beauty Mitzi Cunningham, convinced music will win her heart. Growing up in 1970s Brooklyn, he discovers love, laughter, heartbreak, and himself.

LA private eye Tom Hart reunites with Brooklyn detective Mike Fox to extradite a new-moon serial killer. When the monster escapes at LAX, the two old friends must hunt him down through the shadows of Los Angeles. WARNING: This story contains scenes of violence, murder, drug abuse, and disturbing criminal behavior.

In 1950s L.A., private eye Tom Hart is hired by bombshell Zelda after her nightclub bouncers are murdered. As a vicious gangster tightens his grip, deadly revenge and betrayal threaten everything in this noir short story.

When private detective Tom Hart is hired to find a missing heiress, he uncovers a web of betrayal, greed, and murder. In the rain-soaked streets of 1940s Los Angeles, no one is innocent.

Weary PI Tom Hart takes a case from seductive widow Danielle Carter after her husband's murder. When eerie "I Love You, Danielle" postcards appear, his investigation uncovers deadly secrets, betrayal, and forbidden desire. In a world of rain, lies, and dangerous women, trust can be fatal.

Dotman faces his toughest choice yet when love, danger, and morality collide in a city teetering on chaos and betrayal. A short story, written like a comic strip.

The Boys on the Corner is the prequel book in a heartfelt Brooklyn trilogy that includes A Foot in the Door and Somewhere Between Old and New. In 1973, fifteen-year-old Gerry and his crew rule their corner-until three older guys arrive and everything changes. This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events, locales, and incidents are either the products of the author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

This is not a love story. It was written as a farce that evolves into a redemption arc-like Bachelor Party meets Moonstruck. If it offends anyone, I am truly sorry, as that certainly wasn't my intention. Bob Luce turns fifty on April Fool's Day and realizes the joke may be on him. A successful dentist with a loyal wife and daughters, he should be content. Instead, a motorcycle, a young hygienist, and restless thoughts push him toward trouble in this funny, sharp look at midlife temptation.