author - "Clifford Roberts"
Dead Nobles is the story of Tam-o’-shanter, an unmarried police detective in Lower Manhattan. His investigative expertise is put to the test when a killer, a regular Jack the Ripper, begins butchering people caught up in the vortex of the city’s nightlife.
Although faced with stopping him at all cost, Tam, one of the city’s finest detectives and known to keep his ear to the ground, would soon find himself searching the bowels of the city, coming up short every time, while rigid bodies, bleeding drops of red, turns up repeatedly, evil sounding a barbaric yawp over the rooftops of the world.
The plot centers on a tough, cynical, and rock solid deputy, Roscoe Elbe’s enthrallment with Penelope Baumgartner, who is tastier than a double chocolate cheesecake while Myisha Marquez on the sly tugs at his heartstrings. When murders start to multiply, and with a killer on the loose, and with the clock ticking and all his ambitions at stake, the last
thing he needs are two love-starved women vying for his attention, tempting him with the forbidden.
An interracial affair, brooding jealousies, and unrequited love collide in moments of madness, as a secret is threatening to be exposed. A father dies and passes on to his son his legacy. But with old memories come old rivalries. For Smoot Mathews, the funeral director, rivalry will go too far. His nemesis Razor swears vengeance for his ratting on him for critically beating a storeowner. When Smoot’s girlfriend dies from an overdose and his new love is brutally raped and his brother wounded by gunshot, he kills their assailant. Detectives Sam and Murphy become on opposite sides of the law. They pay Smoot a visit. He runs for it. His options become to either surrender or drown in treacherous waters. He jumps just as Murphy shoots at him. “Got ’im,” Murphy declares, as Smoot’s body jerks and twists and sinks below the forbidden dark waters.
Teachers, Professor, Lawyers, Doctors, Authors and Students, strengthen your writing with idioms and phrases. Not just a few, but tons, making your writing speak to the reader with expressions to tickle the imagination. Creating a world rich with meanings where words become better strangers. Whether one’s desires are wolfish, bloody, starved, or ravenous, these idioms and phrases will help one keep pace with one’s desire, expanding one’s mind and varnishing intellect, as he/she thread into a new world of measureless content, with wisdom consumed in confidence.
Dead Nobles is the story of Tam-o’-shanter, an unmarried police detective in Lower Manhattan. His investigative expertise is put to the test when a killer, a regular Jack the Ripper, begins butchering people caught up in the vortex of the city’s nightlife.
Although faced with stopping him at all cost, Tam, one of the city’s finest detectives and known to keep his ear to the ground, would soon find himself searching the bowels of the city, coming up short every time, while rigid bodies, bleeding drops of red, turns up repeatedly, evil sounding a barbaric yawp over the rooftops of the world.
The plot centers on a tough, cynical, and rock solid deputy, Roscoe Elbe’s enthrallment with Penelope Baumgartner, who is tastier than a double chocolate cheesecake while Myisha Marquez on the sly tugs at his heartstrings. When murders start to multiply, and with a killer on the loose, and with the clock ticking and all his ambitions at stake, the last
thing he needs are two love-starved women vying for his attention, tempting him with the forbidden.
An interracial affair, brooding jealousies, and unrequited love collide in moments of madness, as a secret is threatening to be exposed. A father dies and passes on to his son his legacy. But with old memories come old rivalries. For Smoot Mathews, the funeral director, rivalry will go too far. His nemesis Razor swears vengeance for his ratting on him for critically beating a storeowner. When Smoot’s girlfriend dies from an overdose and his new love is brutally raped and his brother wounded by gunshot, he kills their assailant. Detectives Sam and Murphy become on opposite sides of the law. They pay Smoot a visit. He runs for it. His options become to either surrender or drown in treacherous waters. He jumps just as Murphy shoots at him. “Got ’im,” Murphy declares, as Smoot’s body jerks and twists and sinks below the forbidden dark waters.
Teachers, Professor, Lawyers, Doctors, Authors and Students, strengthen your writing with idioms and phrases. Not just a few, but tons, making your writing speak to the reader with expressions to tickle the imagination. Creating a world rich with meanings where words become better strangers. Whether one’s desires are wolfish, bloody, starved, or ravenous, these idioms and phrases will help one keep pace with one’s desire, expanding one’s mind and varnishing intellect, as he/she thread into a new world of measureless content, with wisdom consumed in confidence.