The Camelot Club, third book in the Detective John Bowers series, catches John off guard. He’s trying to escape the city noise and mayhem but kidnap and murder, plus an ex-wife who plays the grieving victim of a cruel crime, pull him back.

His partner Minols Raye is still bent on keeping their sexual trysts alive, even while she wears the Assistant DA’s engagement ring. John is torn between two women with opposites agenda for taming the Detective. As the case moves forward, John joins the investigative team and tries to follow the twisting trail of unlikely suspects. A young child falls off the roof of his house. Then disappears. Is it a kidnap? A homicide? Why can’t the Police Bureau mount a full charge at the prime suspect? How can John try to save his ex-wife’s business and reputation when she’s drawn into the sordid details of the crime?

John struggles to put it all together at the same time he’s juggling his girlfriend Georgie and partner Minnie. How much of a good thing is too much? Can John sort it all out before time runs out? It’s too close to call.