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The Kim Regime is a threat, unstable and unpredictable, no sticks or carrots have stopped the development of a nuclear-tipped missile capable of striking the United States. The intelligence community assures President Larson that Pyongyang is many years away from crossing that red line. Larson knows their longest-range missile can now reach all the population centers on the West Coast. A lone intelligence analyst claims they have a warhead that will work on that missile.Larson calls on Michael Case to get to the bottom of the dispute. What if they have a nuclear-tipped missile on a launch pad? What if they launched that missile, is it a test or targeted at LA, Seattle, or San Francisco? President Larson would have less than thirty minutes to decide what to do, and the technology to shoot it down does not exist.A dangerous tipping point, that could lead to global nuclear war.

Eddie Gianelli is helping Joey Bishop's TV wife, Abby Dalton, get out from under a blackmailer, when the news comes through that JFK has been assassinated. Frank Sinatra was a close friend of JFK, and the Rat Pack-including Eddie-rally round Frank to give him moral support.His buddies are the only ones who can really offer Frank any real comfort and after a while they all drift back to making their new movie. Eddie returns to his case, but then he soon hears that Sinatra's son, Frank Jr, has been kidnapped.Eddie continues to search for the blackmailer while trying to help Frank get through his second-and intensely more personal-traumatic experience, all of which eventually leads to murder . . .PRAISE FOR RAT PACK MYSTERY NOVELS"If you remember the Rat Pack era fondly . . . then you won't stop smiling."-Booklist on I'm A Fool To Kill You"This breezy caper is unalloyed fun."-Booklist on I'm A Fool To Kill You"Randisi gives a lively sense of Vegas's glitz and the glittering, feckless people who flourished in the spotlight." -Publishers Weekly on I'm A Fool To Kill You

Bing Crosby wants to buy a horse to indulge his other passion―when he's not playing golf with Bob Hope, that is. But when his trainer fails to show up in Vegas, and when he finds the horse's owner dead, problems begin to mount up. Time for Eddie G and Jerry to come to the rescue, urged on by Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra, in town to watch the start of Frank Junior's career. But soon the body count―and temperature―starts to rise . . .PRAISE FOR RAT PACK MYSTERY NOVELS "This breezy caper is unalloyed fun." Booklist on I'm a Fool to Kill You"Randisi perfectly captures the GLITZ, GLAMOUR, CORRUPTION, AND CRIME of the era, using the Rat Pack gang with affectionate respect and considerable acumen."―Publishers Weekly on Luck Be a Lady, Don't Die "Longtime mystery veteran Randisi does a BANG-UP JOB CAPTURING SINATRA, MARTIN, DAVIS JR., AND THEIR FELLOW KINGS OF COOL in all their Vegas glory....With a likable but savvy protagonist, a deep understanding of Vegas culture and sixties style, and an obvious love of the Rat Pack, Randisi delivers a stylish, memorable winner."―The Baltimore Sun on Everybody Kills Somebody Sometime "A RAT-A-TAT WHODUNIT [that] harks back to drugstore pulp fiction...Randisi conjures up a sharkskin-suited man's world, awash in booze [and] broads...a quick romp...with a flashy façade."―The Washington Post on Everybody Kills Somebody Sometime

Belle Starr's daughter, Rosie Lee Reed, barely twenty, runs a large bordello in a town in Alabama. She is attacked on the street and Clint is there to protect her. After that she asks Clint if he will help her resist attempts to take over her business. If he won't help her, then she offers to pay him. Clint likes the young girl's courage and agrees.