New eBooks from Robert L. Fish
We've just added a ton of Robert L. Fish novels to our eBook collection! In addition to two volumes of Schlock Homes stories 
and the Captain Jose Da Silva series, we now have several standalone novels, as well as two books (Whirligig, a novel, and Kek Huuygens, Smuggler, a short story collection) featuring Kek Huuygens, a Polish smuggler after the end of WWII.
The standalone novels include: Pursuit, the story of a Nazi fugitive that hides out in Palestine disguised as a Jew; The Gold of Troy, wherein a store of Trojan gold is unearthed in a Nazi bunker after the fall of Berlin; Rough Diamond, which finds a London boy traveling to South Africa to make a fortune selling gemstones; Moonlight Gardener, in which a small-town man is accused of murdering his wife; and A Handy Death, concerned with the trial that takes place after an eight-year-old attempted murder case matures into full-blown murder when its target finally dies.
Robert L. Fish became an author after a successful career as a civil engineer and a nine-year stint living and working in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. His first short story was published in Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, and his first novel, The Fugitive, won the Edgar award for best first novel. To learn more about Fish’s life and work, check out his author page here.
