Moss Cole is a private detective. The kind you thought only existed in old movies and afternoon reruns. He’s smart, talented, sometimes even charming. You’d think he could find a better gig than carrying on his grandfather’s legacy as a ‘Dick’.
Moss is out of money, out of ideas and out of steam. That’s why he’s looking for a stolen Sinatra record… one that may be a figment of one cantankerous old bastards imagination. Of course, if that were true, Moss wouldn’t have so many people busting down his door and threatening his life.
A vivacious redhead, a foul-mouthed Irish rock star and a little girl only serve to complicate matters when all Cole wants is some coffee and some Hot Sinatra…
โAxel Howerton is one of the best new crime fiction writers — hell, one of the best WRITERS, period — out there. Do yourself a favor and settle into Axel’s groove.” โ Scott S. Phillips (Squirrel Eyes; Tales of Misery & Imagination; writer/director of Stink of Flesh and Gimme Skelter)
“Moss Cole sizzles hotter than bacon…” – Red Tash (Troll, Or Derby; This Brilliant Darkness)
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It’s International Short Story Day. I wish I could have something new finished for y’all, but day jobs being what they are, time is at a premium and, between Joan of A.R.C., the Coffin Hop Anthology, and a mountain of other projects… well, I just haven’t gotten around to finishing any new stuff. Such is Life and So It Goes…