Get Mandi Wine

About the Book

         Mandi Wine is back with her intrepid partner, Johnny Cohen. 

         The Sebastian Wine Detective Agency has undergone a bit of a facelift, which one might expect to be the case when a woman’s touch is brought to bear.  Now, after some hectic months of reorganization, Mandi decides to do a bit of skydiving near Pullman, Washington, while Johnny drives down to the California border towns of Yreka and Hornbrook to begin an investigation into the case of Ginny Regaluto, a young woman who has apparently vanished from the face of the Earth.

          When Mandi’s chute fails to open because someone wants her dead, she is saved in midair by a handsome young man by the name of Henson Benjamin.  It was a thrill ride that Mandi didn’t bargain for. Especially when it becomes quite clear that Ching and Latoya still want her dead—and came close to succeeding.

           Mandi’s buddies, Cliff Wheeler, Barry Jones and S. T. Harrison again work with her to track down the leaders of the drug cartel the Wine Agency and a combined task force thought they had stopped some months earlier.  With death nipping at their heels, Wine and Cohen struggle to stay one-step ahead of their dedicated tormentors…

           With Get Mandi Wine, we once again have a Vin Smith novel jam packed with fascinating characters.     

“This is Vin Smith at his best.” Charley Ubixo

About the Author

Vin Smith has counseled thousands on the Internet as Dr. Piano, and is the author of some fifteen books.  In addition, he is an accomplished singer, pianist and ventriloquist. 

Vin broke into broadcasting in 1962, and has interviewed governors, senators, congressmen, sports figures, entertainers and captains of industry in a long and distinguished career as a communicator. 

In addition to inventing a breakthrough countrypolitan radio format, he has written over 3000 musical compositions.  His writing has appeared in numerous newspapers and magazines.  Vin was an early advocate of music therapy, and worked with the Washington State Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church to bring music education to the Makah Indian Tribe.

A devout Oxfordian, Mr. Smith lectures yearly on the plays of William Shakespeare. He delivers numerous speeches every year about homelessness, food insecurity and the politics of poverty.