Postal Blues
by Vincent Alexandria
Publication Date: Mar 30, 2001
List Price: $14.95
Format: Paperback, 217 pages
Classification: Fiction
ISBN13: 9780966650334
Imprint: Shankrys Publishing
Publisher: Shankrys Publishing
Parent Company: Shankrys Publishing
Paperback Description:
Detective Joe Johnson and his partner, Vernon Brown, are thrust into a chaotic situation with tense consequences as they find out what going postal is all about. While planning his partner, twenty-fifth wedding anniversary, Detective Johnson finds himself protecting his partner’s wife, Gertrude, when they are taken hostage in the middle of a bloody massacre at the main postal facility in downtown Kansas City, Missouri. This Postal drama doesn’t get any easier when the two detectives are assigned to the Missouri River Serial Killer case and team up with the beautiful, intelligent, and seductive FBI Agent, Cheryl Chase. They soon discover there are postal ties to the serial killer. Once the Missouri Governor gets involved, the Mayor of Kansas City promises swift results at any expense. Will these cases of murderous, intellectual, cat and mouse end in a dead letter, another body, or a headline which will read, Postal Blues?
Detective Joe Johnson and his partner, Vernon Brown, are thrust into a chaotic situation with tense consequences as they find out what going postal is all about. While planning his partner, twenty-fifth wedding anniversary, Detective Johnson finds himself protecting his partner’s wife, Gertrude, when they are taken hostage in the middle of a bloody massacre at the main postal facility in downtown Kansas City, Missouri. This Postal drama doesn’t get any easier when the two detectives are assigned to the Missouri River Serial Killer case and team up with the beautiful, intelligent, and seductive FBI Agent, Cheryl Chase. They soon discover there are postal ties to the serial killer. Once the Missouri Governor gets involved, the Mayor of Kansas City promises swift results at any expense. Will these cases of murderous, intellectual, cat and mouse end in a dead letter, another body, or a headline which will read, Postal Blues?