A SUSPENSE NOVEL
A gunman comes out of retirement to guard his former partner’s family.
A SUSPENSE NOVEL
An explosion outside his speakeasy draws Jimmy into a life-or-death chase.
A SUSPENSE NOVEL
In the midst of Prohibition, Jimmy Quinn joins forces with screen siren Fay Wray to take on a King Kong–size case of extortion.
A SUSPENSE NOVEL
In 1931 scandalous author and adventurer Willie Seabrook agrees to help a desperate young actress who believes she’s the victim of a voodoo curse. With Jimmy’s help, they discover a plot that threatens three other women and even Jimmy’s speakeasy.
A SUSPENSE NOVEL
It’s 1934. Prohibition has been repealed. Jimmy’s Place is almost legal and it’s more popular than ever. But all is not well for young Mr. Quinn. Connie wants to unload a fabulous golden egg, possibly Fabergé, and go to Paris.
In the bloody days of Prohibition, when gangsters like Luciano and Lansky ruled New York like kings, Jimmy Quinn made a reputation as the city’s only honest bagman. From the bar of his quiet little speakeasy, this limping tough guy serves drinks to every hood in Manhattan—at least until the bullets start to fly. In the Jimmy Quinn mysteries, author Michael Mayo explores the seedy side of infamous moments in history—from the Lindbergh kidnapping to the opening of King Kong. No matter how hot the city gets, Jimmy Quinn always keeps his cool.
Welcome to Jimmy’s Place
It’s 1934. Prohibition has been repealed. Jimmy’s Place is almost legal and it’s more popular than ever. But all is not well for young Mr. Quinn. Connie wants to unload a fabulous golden egg, possibly Fabergé, and go to Paris. A couple of millionaires and a secret society are out to overthrow Franklin Roosevelt, and somebody’s trying to kill Jimmy. Repeatedly.
Jimmy’s Rules
In 1931 scandalous author and adventurer Willie Seabrook is the toast of New York. He agrees to help a desperate young actress who believes she’s the victim of a voodoo curse and hires Continental detective Theodora Opperman. With Jimmy’s help, they discover a plot that threatens three other women and even Jimmy’s speakeasy.
Jimmy and Fay
It’s March 2, 1933. King Kong is premiering at Radio City Music Hall, and Fay Wray is about to become the most famous actress on earth.
Everybody Goes to Jimmy’s
Young Jimmy Quinn is delivering a bribe for the infamous racketeer Arnold Rothstein when a bomb goes off on Wall Street, killing thirty people and scaring every banker in the city right down to his spats.
Jimmy the Stick
Jimmy Quinn was a gunman, bootlegger, and bagman, working with the likes of Lucky Luciano, Meyer Lansky, and Vincent “Mad Dog” Coll, until a ruined knee and the murder of Arnold Rothstein ended his career.
