Prohibition means two things in the Border city of Windsor, Ontario: big business, and big trouble.
Book #1 — Riverside Drive
Jack Mc Closkey returned to Windsor, Ontario, from the Great War lost in a battle with his inner demons. When he channels his energy into amateur fights, he’s noticed by a gangster moonlighting as a boxing promoter. After a brief professional stint, Jack is invited to join the crew in the early days of Prohibition along the Detroit River.
Book #2 — Maiden Lane
It’s the winter of 1923 and the border towns are under a deep freeze. As if the police didn’t have their hands full, drug-smuggling, human trafficking, and a grisly find in the river steer them into unfamiliar territory, and a whisper of the occult brings a wholly unexpected twist.
Book #3 — Prospect Avenue
For bootleggers like Jack Mc Closkey, Prospect Avenue is just another dead end, and not even one of the better ones, but at least it’s away from prying eyes. But Jack is about to learn that what goes on in the shadows isn’t at all as “nice” as what he does, as the trade in opium — and people — picks up in Windsor.
Includes
- Riverside Drive
- Maiden Lane
- Prospect Avenue
Sobre o autor
Michael Januska has worked with books his whole life, both as a bookseller and for several publishing companies. Stories from Januska’s Prohibition-era Border City Blues novels have won two consecutive Scene of the Crime short story prizes. He is also the author of Grey Cup Century. He lives in Toronto.