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Damian Green #5
Long Delayed Justice
She was sworn in promising to uphold the law . . .
Computer geek and technology guru Damian Green assists a retired detective with cold cases in San Jose from his Island home on Red Rock Island. He has the latest cold case solved within hours and a local confidential government committee wants his help with the elected sheriff.
She is suspected of bribery, harassment, and most disturbing of all—everyone that has made progress investigating her has disappeared.
Damian hates corrupt politicians and joins the committee to find evidence in the dark corners of the internet. Can he keep himself and his loved ones safe while searching for evidence? As if he wasn't busy enough, his ward asks for his help with a classmate.
Read Long Delayed Justice, the fifth book in the Damian Green Series
Computer geek and technology guru Damian Green assists a retired detective with cold cases in San Jose from his Island home on Red Rock Island. He has the latest cold case solved within hours and a local confidential government committee wants his help with the elected sheriff.
She is suspected of bribery, harassment, and most disturbing of all—everyone that has made progress investigating her has disappeared.
Damian hates corrupt politicians and joins the committee to find evidence in the dark corners of the internet. Can he keep himself and his loved ones safe while searching for evidence? As if he wasn't busy enough, his ward asks for his help with a classmate.
Read Long Delayed Justice, the fifth book in the Damian Green Series
- GenresMystery
148 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 24, 2022
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About the author
Alec Peche
46 books61 followersAuthor’s Bio
I have fourteen books published in the Jill Quint, MD murder mystery series. They are best described as soft-boiled mysteries.
The books are set in different locations in the United States and Europe. The lead protagonist is Jill Quint, a forensic pathologist. She worked for a state crime lab, but left as she became disenchanted with court appearances, paperwork, and politics. She operates a vineyard in the central valley of California producing Moscato wine.
Jill also works as a private consultant providing a second opinion on the cause of death for families not satisfied with what they are being told about their loved one's death. She had developed a lab that serves two purposes: she can analyze specimens from a crime scene and she can create organic solutions to pest control and fertilizer for her vines.
Jill is partnered in her adventures with her three best friends who live in another state. Each of those friends has unique skills that move a case forward to being solved.
I also have a second series featuring Damian Green, a loner who lives on an island in San Francisco Bay. He's a computer genius and inventor and his entire family were murdered seven years ago by a mistakenly released prisoner from Soledad Prison. Now he helps Natalie Severino, a retired police detective that solved his family's murders with cold cases. There are 5 books in this series.
I'm a book lover with mystery (mostly) and urban fantasy and romance (occasionally) being the only three genres I read.
Writing mysteries is an adventure - trying to plan for twists and plots to make the story richer. I can get engrossed researching a particular angle of each case. For example, in CASTLE KILLING set in Cardiff, Wales, I spent hours studying different angles of the castle to make sure I threw my victim out the right window. He needed to be four stories up to be dead rather than have multiple broken bones. Yes, I know it sounds like a gruesome question, but if I didn't ask it, one of my readers would.
I hope you will enjoy these stories!
I started a third series with Michelle Watson, a CIA operative with a teleportation skill. Imagine what a spy could do with that skill! There are 3 books in this series.
Alec Peche
I have fourteen books published in the Jill Quint, MD murder mystery series. They are best described as soft-boiled mysteries.
The books are set in different locations in the United States and Europe. The lead protagonist is Jill Quint, a forensic pathologist. She worked for a state crime lab, but left as she became disenchanted with court appearances, paperwork, and politics. She operates a vineyard in the central valley of California producing Moscato wine.
Jill also works as a private consultant providing a second opinion on the cause of death for families not satisfied with what they are being told about their loved one's death. She had developed a lab that serves two purposes: she can analyze specimens from a crime scene and she can create organic solutions to pest control and fertilizer for her vines.
Jill is partnered in her adventures with her three best friends who live in another state. Each of those friends has unique skills that move a case forward to being solved.
I also have a second series featuring Damian Green, a loner who lives on an island in San Francisco Bay. He's a computer genius and inventor and his entire family were murdered seven years ago by a mistakenly released prisoner from Soledad Prison. Now he helps Natalie Severino, a retired police detective that solved his family's murders with cold cases. There are 5 books in this series.
I'm a book lover with mystery (mostly) and urban fantasy and romance (occasionally) being the only three genres I read.
Writing mysteries is an adventure - trying to plan for twists and plots to make the story richer. I can get engrossed researching a particular angle of each case. For example, in CASTLE KILLING set in Cardiff, Wales, I spent hours studying different angles of the castle to make sure I threw my victim out the right window. He needed to be four stories up to be dead rather than have multiple broken bones. Yes, I know it sounds like a gruesome question, but if I didn't ask it, one of my readers would.
I hope you will enjoy these stories!
I started a third series with Michelle Watson, a CIA operative with a teleportation skill. Imagine what a spy could do with that skill! There are 3 books in this series.
Alec Peche
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January 26, 2024
Alec Peche’s Long Delayed Justice was on my TBR pile for several months before I opened it. I wish I’d read it sooner. It was a fast, fun page-turner. I opened it one day and finished it the next day. At first, I thought the protagonist, Damian Green, was a bit outlandish--over the top. But then, I realized everything he was doing was within the realm of possibility.
A bonafide thriller, I had to laugh at some of the antics of the evil antagonist.
When I read the last sentence, I thought, “I want more.”
A bonafide thriller, I had to laugh at some of the antics of the evil antagonist.
When I read the last sentence, I thought, “I want more.”
August 28, 2023
Enjoyable book. Maybe a bit too much verbiage on explaining details but overall a good read.
This is the story of an evil sheriff who for years has manipulated and bought people, and of computer geek Damian Green & his team who worked hard to find evidence against her. His girlfriend, Ariana, & Hermione, their ward, also play key roles.
This is the story of an evil sheriff who for years has manipulated and bought people, and of computer geek Damian Green & his team who worked hard to find evidence against her. His girlfriend, Ariana, & Hermione, their ward, also play key roles.
September 30, 2023
Great read!
While I’m not personally a “tech person”, I thoroughly enjoyed every aspect of this tech forward story. Both the main storyline and the subplot were interesting, the characters were all well-developed, and the locales were both familiar and inventive. I will certainly read more of this series.
While I’m not personally a “tech person”, I thoroughly enjoyed every aspect of this tech forward story. Both the main storyline and the subplot were interesting, the characters were all well-developed, and the locales were both familiar and inventive. I will certainly read more of this series.
August 30, 2023
A Fun Action Novel
If you like it when criminals get their due and you want an imaginative geek to show the way, then this is your book. Damian is a wonderful character and the author writes for teens and adults. I recommend you read this story and enjoy!
If you like it when criminals get their due and you want an imaginative geek to show the way, then this is your book. Damian is a wonderful character and the author writes for teens and adults. I recommend you read this story and enjoy!
December 22, 2023
This is a very entertaining series and worth your attention. Almost but not quite cozy; mayhem from the bad guys meets with balloons containing long-lasting pink or green dye and hot pepper juice (sometimes also sludge oil) dropped by drones or water pistols containing same fired by good guys.
August 25, 2022
I just love this series and the main reason is Damian. He is just so cool. I love the imagination of the author who’s created a person who can literally do anything!! Such a great read!!
August 28, 2023
Perfect intrigue
A fantastic novel that I couldn't put down I look forward to more from Alec and her clever crime solvers.
A fantastic novel that I couldn't put down I look forward to more from Alec and her clever crime solvers.
August 29, 2023
Fun fun fun
I really enjoyed the absurdity of his defense system!! Fun reading with little blood or guts yet it keeps moving!
I really enjoyed the absurdity of his defense system!! Fun reading with little blood or guts yet it keeps moving!
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September 3, 2023Read 9/23
September 5, 2023
Not a bad story but should be moved to the YA section won't read anymore of this authors books
September 6, 2023
Fun Read
this was my first book from this author. I found it riveting and easy to follow… but hard to put down I will definitely read another one of his books in the near future.
this was my first book from this author. I found it riveting and easy to follow… but hard to put down I will definitely read another one of his books in the near future.
September 10, 2023
Very readable
October 2, 2023
Intreging police procedural. The. Hero's Island and his methods were very impressive.
October 8, 2023
Decent Read
Good read keeps you interested from start to finish. I think I will try the first 4 books. Look forward to reading more from this author.
Good read keeps you interested from start to finish. I think I will try the first 4 books. Look forward to reading more from this author.
January 11, 2024
Very engaging
Definitely looking forward to the next installment. I wish I had his self-defense tools. And his property protection, gadgets as well
Definitely looking forward to the next installment. I wish I had his self-defense tools. And his property protection, gadgets as well
September 9, 2023
Too Simple
The people aren’t well-developed. A lot of the “McGiver” stuff was great, but the people were hollow. The conversations also were too simple and not how people talk
The people aren’t well-developed. A lot of the “McGiver” stuff was great, but the people were hollow. The conversations also were too simple and not how people talk
October 3, 2023
Edge of my seat
A fascinating read!!! Even in my 80’s I love what computers can do. I really enjoyed all of the wild things the character’s could do with technology. I understand his need for privacy and enjoyed his methods for maintaining it.
A fascinating read!!! Even in my 80’s I love what computers can do. I really enjoyed all of the wild things the character’s could do with technology. I understand his need for privacy and enjoyed his methods for maintaining it.
September 15, 2023
it could have been written better
It was an interesting story, but if it had been written as if each of the subjects were actually talking, it would have been better
It was an interesting story, but if it had been written as if each of the subjects were actually talking, it would have been better
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