In this sixth page-turner in the Detective Sergeant Mulheisen series, Joe Service is again on the run from would-be mob assassins. As dead bodies begin to turn up, Joe struggles to evade Mulheisen's and the mob's detection.

A new case for Detective Sergeant Mulheisen begins as the Detroit policeman begins getting strange E-mail cartoons concerning a murder, leading to an investigation of the connections between the simultaneous disappearances of Jimmy Hoffa and a jazz musician. Reprint.

In this title, Sergeant Fang Mulheisen of the Detroit police department meets extraordinary hitman Joe Service, as he scours the Detroit underworld for the killer of the city's top mobsters.

"Deadman" is another virtuoso performance from a master crime novelist. This time, Mulheisen is headed out of town, hot on the trail of Helen Sedlacek, who skipped out with a truckload of stolen cash after chopping down mob boss Carmine Busoni with a double-barreled twelve-gauge shotgun. A man fitting the description of Joe Service -- Helen's amour and Mulheisen's nemesis -- has turned up in a Butte hospital in a coma, having been shot in the face at close range. Mario Soper, a Mafia assassin with a contract on Joe, has turned up dead in a Montana irrigation ditch. But where is Helen -- and...