Clean, Classic Mysteries
Shots ring out on the Chicago street. They’re meant for Joe Durkin. Good thing he’s made it to The David and Trait Detective Agency. If only he wasn’t a known storyteller. A habitual fibber. A liar.
When Trait and DeGrabber are asked to find who’s after him, where do they start? Is it revenge? Is it murder? Is it the mob, or someone closer to Joe? He couldn’t be a liar and a murderer, could he?
It’s a tough knot, and he needs babysitting. That’s before the mob hideouts, gambling joints, and estranged women. Makes for a long weekend when you can’t believe half, ‘Of What You Hear’.
About the series: The David and Trait Series are completely episodic, so you can start on whichever one you like. No cheesy big bads from one to the next, or heavy secondary arcs to worry about. John Trait, who tells the stories, and his partner David DeGrabber, are just a couple of able-bodied men trying to make it on their own terms after the Allied victory. These are good clean mysteries, in the classic style. No profanity, no graphic descriptions of violence, and no hard drinking depressed detectives here. John helped to liberate France, and we don’t know where Dave spent his time, but we may one day find out, in The David and Trait Mysteries.
Genre: Thriller
Shots ring out on the Chicago street. They’re meant for Joe Durkin. Good thing he’s made it to The David and Trait Detective Agency. If only he wasn’t a known storyteller. A habitual fibber. A liar.
When Trait and DeGrabber are asked to find who’s after him, where do they start? Is it revenge? Is it murder? Is it the mob, or someone closer to Joe? He couldn’t be a liar and a murderer, could he?
It’s a tough knot, and he needs babysitting. That’s before the mob hideouts, gambling joints, and estranged women. Makes for a long weekend when you can’t believe half, ‘Of What You Hear’.
About the series: The David and Trait Series are completely episodic, so you can start on whichever one you like. No cheesy big bads from one to the next, or heavy secondary arcs to worry about. John Trait, who tells the stories, and his partner David DeGrabber, are just a couple of able-bodied men trying to make it on their own terms after the Allied victory. These are good clean mysteries, in the classic style. No profanity, no graphic descriptions of violence, and no hard drinking depressed detectives here. John helped to liberate France, and we don’t know where Dave spent his time, but we may one day find out, in The David and Trait Mysteries.
Genre: Thriller
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