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Harvest Moon Blues. E-book. Formato EPUB Jack Rose - Bookrix, 2023 -
The night draped itself over Bourbon Street like a heavy velvet curtain, and the city of New Orleans came alive in the clandestine embrace of a jazz-filled speakeasy. The air was thick with the smoky residue of secrets and the haunting strains of saxophones that lingered like whispers. Jack Callahan slipped through the beaded curtain at the entrance, a silent silhouette against the backdrop of dimly lit tables and the glow of illegal spirits. The room pulsed with the hypnotic rhythm of jazz, performed by a band tucked away in a corner, hidden behind a haze of cigar smoke. The clinking of glasses, laughter that danced on the edge of mischief, and the occasional muted footfall created a symphony of decadence. At the bar, a bartender with a pencil mustache slid a glass toward Jack, who nodded in silent acknowledgment. His eyes scanned the room, taking in the eclectic crowd—a mix of flapper-dressed ladies, sharp-dressed men, and the occasional mysterious figure shrouded in shadows. The flickering candlelight cast distorted shadows on the exposed brick walls, revealing the clandestine nature of this establishment. Jack's fedora cast a shadow over his eyes as he leaned against the bar, a cigarette dangling from the corner of his mouth. He observed the patrons, noting the subtle exchanges, the clandestine meetings, and the unspoken transactions. The air crackled with an undercurrent of anticipation, as if the night itself held secrets that begged to be unraveled. The jazz crescendo, reaching its zenith, and a sultry singer took the stage. Her voice, a sultry blend of smoke and honey, wrapped around the room like a spell. The audience, lost in the intoxication of the melody, became unwitting participants in a clandestine dance between the living and the shadows. As Jack sipped his whiskey, he knew that beneath the veneer of revelry, the Crescent City harbored mysteries waiting to be unearthed.
Shadows on Bourbon Street. E-book. Formato EPUB Jack Rose - Bookrix, 2023 -
The year was 1925, and New Orleans thrived in the paradox of its own unique heartbeat, the rhythmic pulse of jazz echoing through the narrow streets of the French Quarter, coiling around the wrought-iron balconies like the tendrils of a beguiling serpent. Gas lamps, flickering like distant stars, painted the cobblestone alleys with a sepia glow, casting shadows that danced to the soulful tunes pouring out of smoky jazz clubs. The city's heartbeat was jazz, an audible heartbeat that resonated from the pulsating heart of Basin Street to the dimly lit corners of Storyville. Trumpets wailed, saxophones wept, and the seductive melodies of the blues seeped into the very air, carrying the promise of hedonistic nights and clandestine rendezvous. Speakeasies, those secret sanctuaries of vice, flourished beneath the surface, hidden behind unmarked doors and guarded by watchful eyes. The Prohibition may have sought to silence the clinking of glasses, but in New Orleans, the clinking persisted, masked by the lively chatter of patrons enjoying the forbidden nectar of bootlegged spirits. The whispers of the Mississippi River, flowing with the untold tales of the city, mingled with the melodies that spilled onto the streets. Women in flapper dresses and men in sharp suits wove through the crowds, their laughter and hushed conversations adding to the vibrant tapestry of New Orleans nightlife. In this city of decadence and intrigue, where voodoo queens held court in dimly lit corners and the scent of gumbo lingered in the air like a bewitching perfume, secrets weren't buried; they were shared like lovers' whispers in the dark. The air in Sam Malone's office was thick with the acrid smell of cigarette smoke, the languid trails hovering like ghosts in the dim lamplight. Malone, a man well-acquainted with shadows, sat behind his worn mahogany desk, nursing a glass of bourbon that had seen better days. The flickering neon sign outside his window said: Private Investigator.
Vere Storie Del Crimine. E-book. Formato EPUB Jack Rosewood - Babelcube Inc., 2016 -
Il mondo può essere davvero molto strano e, sfogliando le pagine di questa antologia di crimini realmente accaduti, vi accorgerete in fretta di quanto questo possa essere bizzarro e, allo stesso tempo pericoloso. Seguendo le indagini dei detective, questo libro vi accompagnerà attraverso un'analisi dei più misteriosi e inspiegabili casi di persone scomparse e di omicidi, fino a trovare una soluzione al mistero, sebbene all'inizio ciò possa sembrarvi impossibile. Quelli raccontati in questo libro sono tra gli omicidi più inspiegabili e raccapriccianti. Le 12 storie del crimine raccolte in questo libro vi terranno con il fiato sospeso e certamente vi lasceranno nel dubbio. Ad esempio, sarete voi a chiedervi come sia possibile che, a distanza di dieci anni, due fratelli appartenenti alla stessa famiglia svaniscano nel nulla senza lasciare tracce e in circostanze simili. Inoltre, vi chiederete come possano due donne con lo stesso nome, ma che nemmeno si conoscono, ad essere uccise nel giro di una settimana nella stessa città. Verranno poi presi in considerazione alcuni casi di delitti irrisolti ai quali si è giunti a una soluzione solo diversi anni dopo grazie agli sviluppi delle tecniche scientifiche. Se avete il coraggio, iniziate quindi a leggere questo libro e a conoscere alcuni fra i più inquietanti casi di sparizioni, scambi di persona e veri omicidi. Che vi facciano rabbrividire, o che vi facciano arrabbiare, di certo vi terranno incollati alle pagine non facendovi mai smettere di leggere!