Spies

by Don Allen

Spies is a ‘dime novel’ featuring the early years of homicide detective Joseph Barszcz, JB to his friends. The year is 1950 when JB joins the Hartford County Police force. Getting crosswires with Lt. Wilson early in his tenure earns JB ‘voluntary’ temporary duty with the New Haven police force -- where he distinguishes himself, to Wilson’s dismay.
Returning to Hartford, JB soon finds himself enmeshed in a murder investigation. The lead homicide detective requests that JB be reassigned to the homicide division.
The murder is just the tip of espionage at Pratt and Whitney. Is the theft of plans for the B-36 engine upgrade corporate espionage, Rolls Royce developing a new turboprop engine, or Soviet Cold War espionage?

92 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 10, 2024

About the author

Don Allen is a freelance writer and certified career coach. He enjoys helping people be more productive, find their True Calling, and achieve their full potential at work and in their personal and spiritual lives.

Don has written several full-length books, including Career Crossings, the definitive guide for helping people identify their ideal career. He's also written dozens of non-fiction articles on a variety of career, business, and entrepreneurial topics.

When he's not coaching or writing, he's probably out hiking, kayaking, gardening or traveling.

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You can keep up with him on his blog at www.careercrossings.net