Mr. Bahama is Damn Dead: A killer mystery

A dead man washes ashore on Saint Lucia missing his head, hands, and feet. Just a torso, really, in a Tommy Bahama shirt. Anchored offshore within binocular distance is Nicholas Fallon, a retired ex-cop from Cleveland with a damaged psyche, shattered reputation, and no intention to get involved.But he does.“Mr. Bahama is Damn Dead joins the ranks of Carl Hiaasen and Tom Dorsey, where tropical sunshine lights up the noir heart of the book. A colorful, hard-boiled character set down in an equally colorful world new to him (the Caribbean, in this case) and drawn reluctantly into his old profession, it is classic crime fiction with all the fun and suspense that that entails, and just enough sailing for the nautical aficionado.”James L. NelsonAuthor of The Norsemen Saga and The Isaac Biddlecomb Novels______The murders pile up on Saint Lucia and Fallon finds himself a target as well as a prime suspect in Mr. Bahama’s death. This is a story of pristine beaches, dirty cops, unlikely romance, and one man’s redemption from a deadly mistake.The bones of this incredible story are true. The dark underbelly of paradise is real.______Bill Westbrook was an international advertising leader for many years and, in fact, was President and Creative Director of one of the world’s great advertising agencies, Fallon Worldwide. After retiring from the agency, he became a successful marketing consultant and presentation coach and advisor to companies looking to define their brands’ power.He lives in Virginia with his wife Susan and, when not writing, can be found cruising the Chesapeake Bay or fly fishing.William Westbrook is the author of the acclaimed Nicholas Fallon Sea Novels.