Do Unto Others - A Mystery Novel

He came out of nowhere and murdered Sully's wife, Frannie. Due to police negligence, the case was thrown out of court, and the killer never prosecuted. Sully wants revenge. Yet it's Carla, Frannie's sister, who means to right the wrong and make sure this killer doesn't get away with it. Now Carla is in the killer's spotlight and he's watching her, he's studying her, he's thinking about KILLING CARLA...

"Billie Sue Mosiman's novels are edge-of-the-seat all the way!" Ed Gorman, award winning author of BAD MOON RISING

Billie Sue Mosiman is an Edgar and Bram Stoker Nominated Author.

A year after ex-NYPD detectives and former enemies Joe Serpe and Bob Healy teamed up to solve the murder of a metnally challenged young man who worked at Joe's company--and prevented the Russian Mafia from infiltrating the home heating oil business on Long Island--they are faced with an even more heinous series of crimes.

Five oil truck drivers have been robbed and shot to death, their lifeless bodies left to bleed out on the cold and loveless suburban streets. The killer should have chosen his victims more wisely, because the fourth victim, Rusty Monaco, was another retired NYPD detective, one who had saved Joe Serpe's life while they were both still on the job.

She is missing ... and he must find her.

Rick Goodwin is cozy at home and having a romantic evening with his girlfriend. Suddenly his iPhone begins playing "Don't Fear The Reaper" -- his sister Molly's ringtone. Because an old tragedy haunts him, Rick's compelled to answer it, despite his girlfriend's long legs and sexy lingerie. The ringtone continues as Rick frantically searches for his phone. Then it goes silent. He misses Molly's call, and when he calls her back, she doesn't answer.

The next day he learns she is missing.

Desperate to find his sister, Rick begins a frantic search. Soon he meets a mysterious woman claiming to know sordid truths about Molly's hidden life -- truths that lead Rick into an underground world of sex, porn, drugs, and violence that threatens to destroy both him and his already broken family.

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SISTER MISSING is a mystery novel written in the tradition of old American noir. For fans of John D. MacDonald, the early Lawrence Block, and hard boiled crime fiction.

Mike Calvert is an aging cop whose career was going nowhere until the day Charlotte Johnson was murdered. The likely suspect is Charlotte's husband, a car dealer in Austin, Texas, who is losing money with the electronic transfer of funds into an undisclosed offshore account by a nineteen-year old computer hacker. The husband moves from suspect to corpse in a scheme that involves greed and corruption in a high-profile law firm that stands to make millions in a central Texas real estate scam. A power-hungry, real estate broker is behind the Johnson murders as he attempts to finesse the gubernatorial bid of an impotent politician through extortion and greed. This plot is carefully orchestrated around the political machinations of state government and regulatory agencies charged with the responsibility of safeguarding the public interest.

A parallel plot involves Mike's girlfriend and female protagonist, Kim Barker, who is a computer information specialist for a large Austin health care corporation. Kim is a Princeton graduate in biomedical engineering and is on the verge of developing a technology that allows for rapid transmission of imaging data for hospitals and managed care companies. Her work is sidetracked by a crazed ex-surgeon who is hell bent to bring Managed Care to its knees. As the story unfolds a sniper is taking headshots at CEOs in Los Angeles and Austin.

     A Kurt Chowter murder mystery.