Det. Lt. Nick Storie Mysteries Series

A collection of three books in the Det. Lt. Nick Storie Mysteries series that cosists of five stories. Bon Appetite! People who shopped at Watson's Market are dying. Is it a serial killer or a nutcase – or something much more sinister? A Killer of a Detail/Odd Jobs A detail can be insignificant – or not. A body in a vegetable bed. Introduces Lonnie Better Never than Late/The Wedding Sometimes an old trite homily turns out with an opposite use. Nick marries Janet, and Pancho is charged with murder.

A man goes out into the gukf with a woman aboard. They don't return. Nick investigates. The boat is found - with blood. What happened here?

Introducing Det. Lt. Nick Storie, Homicide and some of the continuing characters People are dying who shopped at Watson's Market for produce. Is it because of a psycho – or to get rid of specific persons?

Three books from the Det. Lt. Nick Storie series. Night Shift Eight short mysteries Hellstorm Hurricane Andrew is crossing Florida. There are murders among a group of obnoxious wealthy land developers in a storm shelter. Deadly Routine A woman returns from a trip to Europe. Her husband is murdered within hours. There is a lot of evidence against her. Too much.

A Killer of a Detail Nick is called because of a missing man. He went out in a boat with a mysterious woman and didn't come back. Odd Jobs An extremely handsome man finds a body in a flower bed.

Nick returns from his honeymoon to find Pancho has been charged with murder. No way! He find it is an apparent setup by DEA. Nick Storie will never allow such twisting of fcts. He believes the law. breakers here are the government agens, and he damneed well will prove it, if that is the case.

Retired gangsters and murder. Nick meets Pancho DeGulio Nick marries Janet and receives a wedding present from DeGulio, who is charged with murder when Nick returns from his honeymoon

8 shorter mysteries defining Nick, his job, and his personaality, Familiarizes the people he works with.

A collection of three books in the Det. Lt. Nick Storie -Mysteries series. Morality Play A man who owns a plastics plant that employs troubled youths who have had trouble with the law is murdered. Nick identifies the killer, then the killer is murdered. Deadly Operation Serena Lovell, who Nick met in Morality Play, calls to tell him there have been some disturbing deaths in the ICU, at Mercy, where she is head nurse. Is a doctor killing off patients who have invested in a business he runs? A Sudden Silence A very popular man, the neighborhood wailing wall, is murdered on the street. There isn't a single clue to grab onto except one of those sudden silences that happened when the shot was fired. When Nick solves that one, It really gets hairy.

An extremely handsome man finds a body in a flower bed. Who would kill her? Why?

An elderly woman is dead, apparently from a fall down the stairs. Nick sees through that in seconds. Retired gangsters and murder. Nick meets Pancho DeGulio.

Three books from the Det. Lt. Nick Storie Mysteries Trigger Happy/Strange Fish Two more that were too long for shorts, but too short for books Wrong Number Be careful what you put on autodial. Nick is called because of the numbers on a missing person's phone. It has something to do with someone who didn't die some years ago? Fatalities 17 Shorts

Two stories. Trigger Happy, a woman from Mexico is trying to move into mob business that could ruin the Olympics. A sketch artist is killed, leading to the investigation. Strange Fish, a man is murdered on a fishing wharf.

A very popular man, the neighborhood wailing wall, is murdered on the street. There isn't a single clue to grab onto except one of those sudden silences that happened when the shot was fired. When Nick solves that one, It really gets hairy.

A woman returns from a trip to Europe. Her husband is murdered within hours. There is a lot of evidence against her. Too much. Nick doesn't believe it for a minute. It leads to gangsters and money laundering.

Hurricane Andrew is crossing southern Florida. A shelter. A bunch of rich obnoxious people. One of them is murdered. The bunch seem insane. What is going on?

Three books from the Det. Lt. Nick Storie Mysteries Bad Move Nick gets involved with the Russian Mafia when an FBI agent is murdered. Even his gangster friends warn him against getting involved with them – but that wouldn't be Nick. Lucky Stiff Luck has a way of turning sour. Maybe a killer's long lucky streak is about to run out. Name Your Poison A truly exotic poison is killing people. The only connection Nick can find is on the internet, and that's tenuous, at best. Does he have some new kind of serial killer here?

Serena Lovell, who Nick met in Morality Play, calls to tell him there have been some disturbing deaths in the ICU at Mercy, where she is head nurse. Is a doctor killing off patients who have invested in a business he runs?

A man who owns a plastics plant that employs troubled youths who have had trouble with the law is murdered. Nick identifies the killer, then the killer is murdered.

A cheap hood is shot in an expensive hotel. There are some gangsters from the northeast, a newscaster, a car salesman, a retired rock star, an actress – and a few others who might have wanted him dead, but they all seemed to agree he wasn't worth killing. Somebody did kill him. Why?

A wealthy woman is murdered in her home. It was supposed to look like a burglary gone bad, but Nick isn't fooled.

Three stories that were a bit too short for books, but expanding them would ruin them, in my opinion.

Critic comment 2019: I was reading a few older books from my mother's collections. This was among them. I do critiques of many books for groups, and make recommendations as to what I feel is worthy of buying. I must admit that more than half of the things I'm asked about are not worth the price – even many of the free eBooks are overpriced. It is far too easy to self-publish today, and works of value are far too often totally overlooked. I have not seen manuscripts as well-worth reading as this one in two years, if not longer. There are no descriptions of bloody, vulgar violence, no karate matches so far from reality as to become humorous, no vulgarity for the sake of vulgarity. In short, just a very able and likeable cop doing his job. This is the first I have read by Moulton, and will not be the last. I like all the people at South Station. They are human. If all of the Nick Storie Mysteries are of the quality of these, I would recommend them as a TV series. I am contacting Moulton through his publisher and suggesting, considering how today's market is for shorter works, that Time Will Kill You be offered as a single work. Joyce Anniston Levenstahl  

A truly exotic poison is killing people. The only connection Nick can find is on the internet, and that's tenuous, at best. Does he have some new kind of serial killer here?

Be careful what you put on autodial. Nick is called because of the numbers on a missing person's phone. It has something to do with someone who didn't die some years ago?

Nick gets involved with the Russian Mafia when an FBI agent is murdered. Even his gangster friends warn him against getting involved with them – but that wouldn't be Nick.

17 shorts about different, strange cases of murder and mayhem - and others.

Luck has a way of turning sour. Maybe a killer's long lucky streak is about to run out.

Lucky Stiff Luck has a way of turning sour. Maybe a killer's long lucky streak is about to run out. Name Your Poison A truly exotic poison is killing people. The only connection Nick can find is on the internet, and that's tenuous, at best. Does he have some new kind of serial killer here?