Jh Gordon: 10 books

Home foreclosures became epidemic in 2006. Since then banks created over 45,000,000 homeless America refugees. They’re not evacuating down roads with their belongings on their backs so they remain invisible. They're refugees of a massive fraud and government's failure to protect them. This is a...

Credit cards are freedom for some and insidious enslavement for many.Elderly folks get wiped out of their homes by bankers and plunged into minimum-payment hell all the time. But when others even less scrupulous enslave them to criminality, Joe has no choice, his motto is: give credit where it's due and penalties where they're over-due.

Heroin on the streets is illegal, worth a lot of money, and deadly. Heroin in a hospice allows people to die with dignity. When 31 Kilos of the stuff disappear from the evidence room, the police commissioner becomes a wanted man. But he only took 1 Kilo. What about the other 30 Kilos? No one wants it to hit the streets

Joe finds the heap of laundry at the foot of the stairs is actually a beautiful, unconscious, girl. The lump on her head and the dangerous men searching the street outside leave him with no choice...but, he's carried off a material witness to crimes beyond any reasonable person's worst imaginings putting him up against human traffickers and powerful politicians. ** First book in the series.

When Joe plucks a Bad FBI Agent out of the barrel the cop resents it beyond all logic. But Joe knows anyone crazy enough to become a cop makes an even crazier criminal. When a bullet meant for Joe almost snuffs out the life of the woman he loves, Joe redefines the words crazy, vendetta, and vindication....

Every man is a knight in shining armor to some damsel at some time, if only by accident.The detective business just means he sometimes gets paid for rescuing damsels. And it means there's always some sucker trying to kill him for it. That's not to say women are the bane of Joe's existence. But they are. A women saying "Please help me" is irresistible.

Being a crook doesn’t mean a person is dishonest. Dishonest people are mostly elected or placed in positions of power that are above their emotional or mental quotients. People who only divert money, crooked or not, are honest about it. It’s the ones who want to control you that are the most dangerous. And you can recognize them in an instant. Resist them.

At almost 40 Snubs Jackson had spent the last four as an errand boy. He was a bad gambler, lousy at cards. Over the last four years he’d lost millions at certain casinos in Las Vegas, Reno, Lake Tahoe, and Atlantic City. It was his job. The casinos laundered the revenues from mob businesses. The sums were in the huge to ballistic range and so were the risks

There are those Joe has offended by his not-too-accidental blowing-up of their leaders. Joe learns there is no such thing as justice or impunity in life. The lesson comes as an epiphany in lead. It's said that when faced with almost certain death we have two choices: fight or flight. That's easy to say unless you're the one backed in a corner.

Joe learns that one local act can have profound international implications. Containers full of undesirable dissidents have to go somewhere, after all. And turning them from single unit agitating annoyances into smaller dressed packages of high profit has a macabre sort of merit. Cutting off this income stream is resented to the bone.