A Boise Montague Mystery Series

Two early stories of daring crime-solving by private detective Boise Montague. "The West Indian Manner" features the murder of a seamen whose wife comes looking for answers and gets more questions. "Horror Set Death" shows the deadly side of show business when a crew member winds up dead on the set of a horror movie, Boise must solve the murder fast to keep the film from shutting down. Both stories feature thrills and island mystery as only Gene Desrochers can deliver. 

After his girlfriend ditches him at a concert, private investigator Boise Montague makes the latest bad mistake in a long line of them. Only this time, instead of waking up with a hangover and some woman he doesn't know, he wakes up with a hangover on a Caribbean beach, along with three women. All of whom are dead. With the dead women's blood all over his clothes, no memory of what happened, and no way for Boise to explain it, the cops and the prosecutors think it's a slam dunk. Boise knows he didn't do it, but no one's willing to listen—so he'll have to find the killer himself. But whoever said the truth will set you free never saw anything like this. The people behind it are powerful, careful…and they want Boise out of the picture for good. Soon, Boise will face not only present danger, but past pain, because the deeper he digs, the more skeletons he finds. And some of those skeletons are his own. But will he finally bury them—and the past—or will those skeletons bury him instead?