Hypocrite's Row

"Hardboiled fiction presented in the best possible way, with emotional depth and a refreshingly likeable protagonist." (Historical Novel Society, Highly Recommended).

"An accomplished, well-written period crime novel with strong characters, authentic detail, and an engaging plot."

Prohibition made rum runners into folk heroes and lawmen into villains. People romanticized the entrepreneurs who got them their hooch. When those entrepreneurs killed, it became personal for Miami cop Nate Moran. He is the man with the fedora. He drinks lemonade. He chews candy cigarettes because his wife does not like him smoking. And bad guys cross him at their peril.