Moses Wine Books in Order
Moses Wine is a series of 8 books written by Roger L Simon.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Moses Wine books in publication order
8 books
The Big Fix
by Roger L Simon
1973
Former activist turned detective Moses Wine accepts a political assignment from an old lover. A presidential candidate faces a radical smear campaign, but the woman's subsequent death turns Moses's inquiry into a personal search through dangerous political interests.
Wild Turkey
by Roger L Simon
1976
Newly famous detective Moses Wine is asked to clear a bestselling author of a television anchorwoman's murder. When the author dies too, gangsters, Cuban exiles, and sexual politics complicate a case being chronicled by a magazine journalist.
Peking Duck
by Roger L Simon
1979
Hoping to escape his routine, Moses Wine joins a friendship tour of China. The theft of a priceless Han Dynasty artifact interrupts his holiday, sending the Los Angeles detective through unfamiliar territory on an increasingly dangerous investigation.
California Roll
by Roger L Simon
1985
Moses Wine takes a secure corporate job at a Silicon Valley computer company, only to confront an engineer's murder and missing technology. Pursuing a suspect to Japan exposes him to corporate rivalries and international espionage.
The Straight Man
by Roger L Simon
1986
Depressed and professionally adrift, Moses Wine takes a case suggested by his psychiatrist. A comedian's apparent suicide draws him from Los Angeles to the South Bronx, where the dead man's wife's suspicions lead toward an increasingly dangerous truth.
Raising the Dead
by Roger L Simon
1988
Moses Wine investigates the killing of a Jewish peace activist and follows clues from Los Angeles to Israel. Rival factions and a young American suspect draw him into a volatile situation threatening an upcoming peace conference.
The Lost Coast
by Roger L Simon
2000
Moses Wine's comfortable life unravels when his activist son is suspected of killing a logger. Traveling with his estranged ex-wife to Northern California, he seeks the boy amid escalating conflict between timber workers and militant environmentalists.
Director's Cut
by Roger L Simon
2003
Moses Wine investigates threats against a film production in Prague, then unexpectedly takes over after its director dies. Cast conflicts and intelligence interests complicate the job as the danger grows beyond the movie toward a major film festival.
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