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The Crime Files of Katy Green #1
Double Jack
A predator is prowling the highways.
He is a hunter, a mountain of a man who preys on those weaker and in need of help, offering a smile and assistance before abusing and killing them for his own sick pleasures.
The call him “The Good Samaritan Killer”, and he has an entire city living in fear.
As the bodies pile up, it is up to Katy “The Green Hornet” Green and her partner Johnny “Kato” Cato to catch this despicable killer.
He is a hunter, a mountain of a man who preys on those weaker and in need of help, offering a smile and assistance before abusing and killing them for his own sick pleasures.
The call him “The Good Samaritan Killer”, and he has an entire city living in fear.
As the bodies pile up, it is up to Katy “The Green Hornet” Green and her partner Johnny “Kato” Cato to catch this despicable killer.
106 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2011
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Displaying 1 - 9 of 9 reviews
October 10, 2017
Everything Gene ONeill writes is excellent. Good to see Double Jack come together as a trilogy with the others in the series.
April 18, 2018
Great killer book. Look forward to next Katy books.
June 8, 2018
Enjoyed this opening book by Gene O'Neill in the KATY GREEN files, gripping, dark, smart. First in the series, and look forward to the following!
June 22, 2018
Great novella, opening book in the series
October 10, 2017
From Publisher: Book 1 of 3 (trilogy)
#1, DOUBLE JACK
#2, SHADOW OF THE DARK ANGEL
#3, DEATHFLASH
See more at: http://www.darkmoonbooks.com
#1, DOUBLE JACK
#2, SHADOW OF THE DARK ANGEL
#3, DEATHFLASH
See more at: http://www.darkmoonbooks.com
July 25, 2018
Great book. This author Gene O’Neill has been writing for a long time and Ive read his books before.
October 12, 2018
This book has this excellent throwback feel to the pulp hardboiled stories, and I love the use of the comic strips between stories along with the crime notes. Great stuff!
May 2, 2012
This was an interesting little novella of two reoccurring characters from Gene O'Neill, the homicide detectives Katy Green and Johnny Cato nicknamed 'The Green Hornet and Kato' by the local press. What we have here is a serial killer that is attacking and killing women on the local freeways outside Sacramento. We get the perspectives from the victims, the detectives, and from the killer himself which helps round out what is happening from each character point of view. This was a fast passed and entertaining read which I read in one day. So it gets props for catching and holding my interest, but it is just a standard crime story and I wouldn't say there was anything spectacular about this tale, but I still enjoyed the read.
July 7, 2018
Fun, gritty read, throwback-retro nod to pulp hardboiled stories. Detective thriller searching for an evil serial killer.
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