THE WAY WE DIE NOW (1988)
Random House, 1988
Ballantine, 1989
Dell Books, 1996 A Hoke Moseley Detective Thriller
Hoke Moseley is getting into the "cold cases"- no clues, no leads-and that's fine with him. He's wanted to close the book on that Miami M.D. murder for three years. But Commander Henderson's got something a little hotter in mind. Only he's keeping a lid on it, telling Hoke just to let his beard grow and sit tight. So with a face as bristly as his mood, Moseley figures something big is going down. Stripped of his wallet, gun, even his false choppers, he's being sent south to the migrant farms where rumors of slavery and sudden death are growing fast as tomatoes. And now things are really going to heat up... because a guy without protection in that no man's land is as good as a goner.
"Nobody owns life. But everybody with a frying pan owns death." - William S. Burroughs
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