The Japanese Trilogy Boxed Set

This specially-priced boxed set contains the entire Japanese Trilogy from the “unputdownable” Lust, Money & Murder series by Mike Wells.  Included are 3 full-length novels:  Lust, Money & Murder Books #13, 14 & 15.

Note:  this trilogy can be read as a standalone. If you have already purchased Lust, Money & Murder Books 13, 14 & 15 separately, you should not buy this boxed set.


The Japanese Trilogy, Book 1 (Lust, Money & Murder Book 13)


Criminal mastermind Giorgio Cattoretti is back, and in rare form. The Cat has developed a brilliant new plan to make himself millions, but to pull it off, he needs to track down a key man who is hiding out from the Yakuza in one of the most isolated areas of Japan. The Lust, Money & Murder Japanese Trilogy features the usual cast of captivating characters—Elaine Brogan, Luna Faye, Nick LaGrange, Dmitry, Tony, and of course the notorious Cattoretti.


The Japanese Trilogy, Book 2 - The Invisible Manhunt: (Lust, Money & Murder Series Book 14)


When Giorgio Cattoretti enlists the help of Elaine Brogan to track down the international serial killer he unknowingly let loose on the world, Elaine reluctantly agrees. She believes that the deranged murderer knows the location of The Factory, the illegal passport production facility that she’s been after for months. When Elaine and Luna Faye ask to be put in charge of the case, they’re forced to cooperate with a team of competing foreign crime specialists who, above all else, must not learn the killer’s true identity. Elaine’s relentless pursuit takes her from Lyon, France, to Kiev, Ukraine, to Budapest Hungary, to Dubai, UAE, and finally, to Barcelona, Spain.


The Japanese Trilogy, Book 3: (Lust, Money & Murder Book 15)


Thanks to Elaine Brogan, Giorgio Cattoretti finally finds himself behind bars in one of the worst maximum security penitentiaries in Europe. He’s desperate to find a way out. Meanwhile, Elaine and Luna Faye continue their effort to track down The Factory, even though their boss has ordered them to drop the case. A rapidly-unfolding series of events leads Elaine to Japan, where she is pitted not only against Cattoretti and the Yakuza criminals but, to her astonishment, even her own husband. The last book of The Japanese Trilogy reaches an explosive climax that will have you turning the pages faster and faster until you reach the very end.