Wrath of the Dixie Mafia - Sinor, Paul
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Johnny Morocco hit Atlanta, Georgia in 1953. The former army military policeman changed his name from McDonald and used his military training to become a licensed PI. Johnny's "office" was a pool room called Big Town in the heart of the city. His clients were the players and the occasional lawyer who came in on their lunch hour. Johnny's luck ran out the morning he came into Big Town and found a dead man lying on a pool table. With only Thomas the Negro rack boy in the building, Thomas would be the prime suspect. Once Johnny decided to help Thomas, he found himself caught between emerging…mehr

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Johnny Morocco hit Atlanta, Georgia in 1953. The former army military policeman changed his name from McDonald and used his military training to become a licensed PI. Johnny's "office" was a pool room called Big Town in the heart of the city. His clients were the players and the occasional lawyer who came in on their lunch hour. Johnny's luck ran out the morning he came into Big Town and found a dead man lying on a pool table. With only Thomas the Negro rack boy in the building, Thomas would be the prime suspect. Once Johnny decided to help Thomas, he found himself caught between emerging crime syndicates in Atlanta, Miami, and the casinos controlled by Myer Lansky in Havana. Cheating wives, roadhouse murders, imported muscle, marked cards, loaded dice, and a dangerous woman named Rachel were but a few of the roadblocks Johnny faced in his task. With Atlanta Police Detective Sergeant Jack Brewer looking for both the killer and the money the dead man was supposed to be carrying, Johnny must use all his training and instincts to protect not only himself but Thomas as well. If he fails, they both will suffer The Wrath of The Dixie Mafia.
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Paul Sinor is a retired US Army Lieutenant Colonel. He had two combat command tours during the Viet Nam War. His other positions in his diverse career ranged from company commander to being on the staff of the Secretary of Defense. His final military assignment was the Army Liaison to the Television and Film Industry in Los Angeles. He is an award-winning screenwriter with eight feature films made from scripts he wrote. In addition, he has been the Technical Advisor for numerous feature films, including Transformers 1-3, GI Joe, The Messenger, I Am Legend, The Objective, and The Invasion.