When Max Altman receives two boxes of manuscripts from England, it sets a series of murders and a drive-by shootings in motion. Bill Nelson tries to stop the killings by contacting a member of MI.5. He first travels to London, England, and then to Germany to meet with members of Mossad as they try to stop a new terrorist organization calling itself Sons of Baader-Meinhof.
This organization takes Bill prisoner, but he escapes and returns to Canada. Here, another terrorist group calling itself Sons of The Second Sister tries to stop Bill. To get away from these fanatics', Bill accepts a case that takes him to Hollywood. A movie producer is being blackmailed and tries to get Max to pay some of the ransom money. The producer claims that Sylvia's ex-husband, Manfred Lederhagen, financed the filming of a porno movie and was thus partly responsible for the disaster.
Thirty years ago, during the filming of a porno movie, called Fucky Arbuckle, there was an accident where an actress died. Rather than report it, the crew buried the unfortunate woman out in the desert. As Bill finds out about this crime, he must meet with everyone involved in this tragedy. While visiting the grave out in the desert, somebody shoots at Bill and his companion. The lady, a former porn star who acted in this movie, is wounded. As the police arrive, they kill the shooter. The dead man's identity leads Bill to believe that the blackmailers are the studio's owners.
The blackmail was a scam trying to extort money from Max's wife, Sylvia. Confronting the CEO and his assistant, Bill obtains proof of their crime. Calling up Max, Bill tells him he doesn't have to worry, the blackmailer will not bother Max and Sylvia anymore.
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About the Author
Lars G. Larsson
Lars Larsson was born and raised in Sweden. There he obtained his degree in Civil Engineering. He immigrated to Canada in 1967 and worked as a Civil Engineer until he was hired by the British Columbia Institute of Technology to develop and teach a new program in Occupational Health and Safety. He worked there until he retired in 2002. He was recognized by the Board of Canadian Registered Safety Professionals for his significant role in the pioneering of post-secondary OHS programs in Canada
As a young boy growing up in Sweden, there was no television until 1955 thus he became an avid reader at a very young age. He loved all types of books but mostly mystery thrillers. After retirement, he continued his interest in reading and started to write books. He now lives in Chilliwack, British Columbia with his wife Lynne and Miniature Schnauzer Lily.