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Amidst a sniper’s assassination attempt, a covert terrorist in Grosse Ile, a series of unsolved murders, a rogue Put-in-Bay police officer, an illicit love affair, arson, Pirates’ Week festivities, a terrorist bomb threat in Put-in-Bay, a bus crashing on board the Miller Ferry, boat chases, and a bikini contest; MOORE tries to stay one step ahead of his would-be captors as he works to clear his name and find the President.

From the tranquil Lake Erie Islands, the race through Lakeside, Marblehead and Vermilion to the convention in Cleveland climaxes with a surprising twist! It’s a fast-paced action adventure!

The provocative cast of characters include MOORE’s Ex-Navy SEAL buddy SAM DUNCAN, legendary Put-in-Bay island singer MIKE “MAD DOG” ADAMS, an attractive and reticent Jamaican woman, a furtive Royal Cayman Police Superintendent and the rapscallions at Durty Reid’s Bar and Grille in Red Bay.
From the wintry ice of the Lake Erie Islands to the warm breezes of the Cayman Islands, The Other Side of Hell delivers a pirate’s treasure of murder, mayhem and suspenseful underwater scuba action with eels, barracuda and jellyfish.

Mike “Mad Dog” Adams
Includes New 11 Song CD The Other Side of Hell

Since 1980 legendary Put-in-Bay singer/songwriter/comedian Mike “Mad Dog” Adams has entertained crowds at Put-in-Bay’s famous Round House Bar. Off season, he performs throughout North America and the Caribbean. Mad Dog, also a good friend of author Bob Adamov, is a featured character in the novel and has written the corresponding CD, The Other Side of Hell, which is included with this novel. To order more copies of the CD, or check his performance schedule visit www.mikemaddogadams.com.

The spicy gumbo of characters include a tough, flirtatious Creole detective; her partner named “ELMO”; her mischievous father who inhabits the Pearl River swamps; an arrogant Garden District cardiologist; and an unstable French Quarter priest tormented by his dark secrets.
From the blue waters surrounding Lake Erie’s South Bass Island to the sultry heat of Louisiana’s vibrant French Quarter, Promised Land delivers police corruption, medical suspense, perilous alligator and poisonous snake encounters, the catastrophic impact of Hurricane Katrina, and a string of gruesome murders. The trail of the murders leads EMERSON MOORE to the surprising discovery of a document which may destroy the legitimacy of the United States.

EMERSON MOORE, the Washington Post investigative reporter and resident of Lake Erie’s South Bass Island resort town of Put-in-Bay, heads on assignment to Key West to cover the hurricane’s impact. Joined by his ex-Navy SEAL sidekick, SAM DUNCAN, EMERSON MOORE finds his assignment taking a dramatic change as he is lured into a spider web of intrigue. Filled with murder, fights, underwater action, sunken boats, double-crossing, shark attacks, drug running, and boating thrills; When Rainbows Walk takes readers to exotic locations satiated with unforgettable characters and a surprising climax!

Put-in-Bay resident and Washington Post investigative reporter Emerson Moore discovers Ratek’s sinister plan. Emerson is drawn into the abyss of corporate intrigue as he chases the story amid sailing adventures, an executive’s mysterious murder, an explosion at Perry’s Monument, a ruthless CEO and covert scheming and backstabbing as well as a cool, beautiful blonde ice queen who works for Ratek.

Pierce the Veil and its extraordinary cast of characters takes readers behind the chilling scenes of corporate life to an unexpected, thrilling climax.

The raid is complicated with the assignment of a seedy French-Canadian accomplice to guide the Colonel, international intrigue by foreign nations and members of Lincoln’s cabinet, and a mysterious trunk which the Colonel must transport directly to Jefferson Davis’ office at the completion of the raid.

A dead body is found on Rattlesnake Island, where rainbows end, and a hundred thirty plus year search commences for a missing trunk and its contents.

June 2001 – Just before the Fourth of July holiday, Emerson Moore, a Washington Post investigative reporter struggling with the tragic death of his wife and son, visits his aunt in Put-in-Bay where he incurs the animosity of wealthy shipping magnate, Jacques L’Hoste, and his sinister son, Francois.

From the bow section of his fleet’s pride, the SAUVIGNON, which is perched on a promontory on the island’s western side, L’Hoste plots revenge against the islanders for chasing his rogue great-grandfather out of Put-in-Bay in the 1860’s.

Emerson Moore meets an Ohio State professor who is studying the island’s caves, falls in love with the professor’s married daughter and experiences challenges with her drunken husband who works for the L’Hostes. He shares with her a haunting memory from his boyhood days spent on the island with his cousin and fights to control his passionate feelings for her.

The Put-in-Bay resort town on South Bass Island and the neighboring islands provide the backdrop for an action packed novel including hit and run accidents, murder, arson, sailing adventures, dangerous cave explorations, boat and helicopter chases and ultralight flights as well as sordid confrontations in Put-in-Bay’s crowded bars.