New Jersey, Noir, and Jazz at the 2016 Frankfurt International Book Fair

All Tommy Palmer wanted to do is enjoy his drink and listen to smooth jazz, but fate had other plans for him. We find out what happens next in the exciting noir thriller Didja’ Hear? Danny Devlin’s Dead by William P. Singley.

On that stormy Ash Wednesday night in Billy Frisco’s jazz club, Tommy Palmer is sipping his drink and listening to jazz classics by a hot young singer. Meanwhile, a post office robbery is underway, and things go sour. After abandoning the thieves, the getaway driver bursts in the club soaking wet to tell his boss, Billy, that Danny Devlin is shot dead. All bets are off as Billy is coerced by the bad guys to murder the driver and a talkative prostitute to save his club. Desperate, Billy will do anything to save his club, but Tommy Palmer has other ideas about who lives and dies.  After all, there are some things a guy just doesn’t do.

This book was displayed in LitFire’s booth during the 2016 Frankfurt International Book Fair in Frankfurt, Germany. If you’re interested to learn more about the book Didja’ Hear? Danny Devlin’s Dead, along with more information regarding William Singley’s other works as well as his life’s journey, please visit his facebook site.

Didja’ Hear? Danny Devlin’s Dead: A Tommy Palmer Story
Written by William P. Singley
Paperback | $ 16.95
Kindle | $ 1.99
                                       
Book copies are available at www.amazon.com and other online book retailers.
 
 

About the Author

William P. Singley won the Samuel Goldwyn Literary Award at UCLA and spent a year in Vietnam with the 101st Airborne as a combat photographer where he earned a Bronze Star. His stories and photos were published world-wide. Danny Devlin is his fifth book.

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