Blood of Many Nations

“A new p.i. to reckon with, Simon Sol Dorsey takes on mobsters, Ukrainian drug lords, and the police alike. A well-told take.”
- Byron Rupert McCafferty, Online Critics Corner

Simon Sol Dorsey is a renegade private investigator with close ties to a big city police department. That’s why he’s asked to investigate the disappearance of the teenage daughter of a disgraced cop. The cop is married to a Ukrainian “find-a-bride,” who is a major source of imported drugs, big guns, and money-laundering. When the girl’s body washes up on a beach along with an international hitman’s body, Dorsey finds himself in the middle of an international gangland war. He can certainly use the help of a Ukrainian State Police investigator, one who just happens to be young and vivacious. But he’s making enemies fast. Question is, who will be left standing?

Johnny Gunn the pseudonym of a retired journalist. He says, “I ditched college after the first year by being hired by a radio station as a full time reporter, and the merry-go-round never stopped. I can’t say I miss the day-to-day newsroom chaos, but I love allowing my characters to do their thing, not have to report someone else’s thing.” During his fifty-year career, he published and edited The Nevada Observer.com, an internet news magazine; The Virginia City Legend, a weekly newspaper; and The Rhythm of Reno, a monthly entertainment magazine. Also he was senior editor at AdNews, serving the advertising gurus, marketing mavens, and other creative souls in Nevada.