Murder in Panama

Rescued girls, Search for the international assassin, Real Panama locations and true facts about ozone therapy

Two female Peace Corps volunteer in Panama during their day off lost their boat and spent a night on the uninhabited, unwelcome coastline. They were lucky to be noticed by a stranger, probably American, but evidently Panamanian resident. His straightforward attitude and body signed by burn scars spoke loud about his adventurous life.  He rescued them and offered the hospitality of his house to recover and contact their officials.

Jimmy Hart and his friend Lowdown left an impression on Coreen and Sue.  The chemistry between them and the eccentric surrounding of Jimmie's existence on his private island became an exciting background for intelligence operations, resolving five murders and preventing the sixth over the unpublished manuscript describing advantages of ozone therapy.

When a nutrition specialist with an international reputation and a shelf of bestsellers decides to use his credibility and let the world know about the ozone therapy, his publisher refuses to publish it. The therapy, banned and suppressed by the medical community because it cures what clinical medicine doesn't will let millions of people question their doctors, medications, and the entire system. 

Rarely known real facts about the ozone therapy and its actual use are the true facts and an added value to the book. 

The authenticity of the site and the author's familiarity with the local habits makes this book attractive to readers out of the Americas as well as to all expats living in Panama.

Murder in Panama is the first book of crime/adventure tetralogy. Revolution of Fools is the second, Hart rules the third and Coin of the Realm the fourth.  All are stand-alone books, connected by the main character Jimmy Hart.