MURDER BY THE DOZEN

About the Book

Jan Kokk, Curacao’s brawny answer to Belgium’s impeccable Hercule Poirot, is kidnapped by the scheming security officer--attractive female, of course--of an oil tanker plying the Caribbean. Kathlee hopes Kokk will discover who is murdering the ship’s twelve-man crew, one by one. Which of the crew is the murderer and why is he killing all his mates? The motive remains a mystery until the ship--minus crew--reaches Nicaragua’s isolated Little Corn Island in the Caribbean. Kokk’s sleuthing fails to deter his interest in the lovely security officer, who just happens to be the daughter of the shipping company’s president. Come aboard for another test of Jan Kokk’s skills, both detecting and doting.

About the Author

Living in the Hill Country of Texas, author Roy Sullivan, late of the US Army and US State Department, follows the antics of famous Curacao PI, Jan Kokk. The chase is tricky since Kokk flits from crimes in the Caribbean to Las Vegas, now back to the Caribbean. If you see the big Curacao investigator, tell Kokk his invitation to visit Texas is still open.