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Bayshore Noir — John David
"Bayshore Noir" is the newest release from John David's critically acclaimed "Noir De Jure" imprint.
"It's . . . John David's second short detective-story I have read and I think it's even better than the first one."
Detective Frank Geddy is on the case again, this time in the trendiest of Tampa neighborhoods, the Channelside District.
Since pizza and booze aren't free, Frank does what it takes to survive, as unpleasant as it may be.
Every surveillance case is different, but they all have one thing in common--somebody is always trying to catch someone else doing what they shouldn't.
They say that if you go out looking for trouble, you will find it.
Some marriages are made in heaven. Others are bound for nothing more than . . . "Splitsville."
No marriage is perfect. But on Bayshore, they're not even close.
"Bayshore Noir" is about 5800 words, approximately 20 ebook pages at font size 2. It is the perfect break or lunchtime read.
"It's . . . John David's second short detective-story I have read and I think it's even better than the first one."
Detective Frank Geddy is on the case again, this time in the trendiest of Tampa neighborhoods, the Channelside District.
Since pizza and booze aren't free, Frank does what it takes to survive, as unpleasant as it may be.
Every surveillance case is different, but they all have one thing in common--somebody is always trying to catch someone else doing what they shouldn't.
They say that if you go out looking for trouble, you will find it.
Some marriages are made in heaven. Others are bound for nothing more than . . . "Splitsville."
No marriage is perfect. But on Bayshore, they're not even close.
"Bayshore Noir" is about 5800 words, approximately 20 ebook pages at font size 2. It is the perfect break or lunchtime read.
