When All is Said and Done . . .

… You celebrate.

Because you’ve completed your manuscript (and done several edits, nudge-nudge). Yay!

Disco’s Dead and so is Mo-Mo has gone through its final edit, and is ready to be submitted. Mo-Mo is the sixth in the Triple Threat Investigation Agency series. It took quite some time to complete, given all of life’s challenges having been hurled this way, but better late than never, isn’t that what they say?

So, what’s it about?  In the proverbial nutshell: private eyes JJ, Rey, and Linda out to solve a decades-old murder.

Who killed infamous mobster Sammy Mo-Mo Martine during the days of disco and stuffed him in a drum . . . to [finally] be found in the sapphire waters of the Pacific?

Mo-Mo disappeared in Montreal QC in 1978.  How was it that he ended up being found so many years later on the other side of the world?  Johnny “Baloney” Vespuzzi was deemed to be the person responsible for Mo-Mo’s disappearance back then; unfortunately, no one could prove anything.  Rumors abounded, including one that perhaps Mo-Mo had been wasted by the infamous and very successful hitman, Death Angel.

There’s a curious cast of characters, many who knew of Mo-Mo. Some hated him and might have wanted to see him offed. Unfortunately, many of them end up being offed.  The trio determines to sort through years-old data, interview anyone and everyone who might have known something about what happened during those days of disco … while trying to steer clear of any bullets that fly their way.

This case is different from any case they’ve undertaken so far. Will JJ, Rey, and Linda succeed? Or will Mo-Mo’s murder remain the mystery it has over the decades?

Here’s to submitting . . . and seeing the three pretty eyes in print once again.