[True Blue Detective 01] • True Blue Detective Series Books 1-7

A housewife is the target of a dreadful well-organized killing. Could they have killed the wrong woman? The police think so-Zack believes his daughter-in-law was the actual target. Zack's world starts to crumble when a gang member he helped put behind bars gets released from prison early. A month later Zack's daughter-in-law is shot by an intruder and later dies in the hospital. That's when Armando Deluca a young detective entered Zack's life. With the investigation quickly gathering momentum Armando discovers similarities in several murder cases including Zack's wife's death of ten years earlier. Zack moves to Riverside Inn, an upscale adult community and his baggage followed him when two of his friends die under questionable circumstances. His years of solving crimes and bringing people to justice forced him to explore into a case the police said had no merit to investigate. Zack's inquiry uncovered disturbing facts of the real cause of his friend's death. Zack meets friends at Riverside and even finds love after all these years when he thought it would never be possible. His love affair with the second woman he ever loved becomes complicated-she is the next target on Doctor Ross's list of organ donors. Armando Deluca is an ambitious young New Orleans Police Detective. His way of solving crimes may not have been by the book, but it was effective. Zack, an old school, retired detective helped Armando solve a cold case homicide. Suspicions from the cold case tie in with what Zack had suspected for years. His wife did not die of a heart attack. Joan Nelson at the time of her death was under the care of DR. WALTER ROSS. Recently arrested for trafficking human organs that he sold to the highest bidder on the black market. Zack suspected Dr. Walter Ross killed his wife-now he just had to find proof. Unsettled by the connection of deaths and the similarities that tie to Dr. Ross and his black market organ business-may become Armando's most controversial case ever.