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Massimo Rossi
"I donned my shoulder holster then retrieved my .38 from behind the commode. It fit nice and snug and gave me a better feeling than it should have. Queeney was right about one thing, it was time to go heeled."
About
Paul W. Papa is an award-winning author, having won the prestigious Next Generation Indie Book Award, with his book, Maximum Rossi, and the Will Rogers Medallion Award with his book Desert Dust. Paul is also a two-time finalist for the International Book Awards and a three-time finalist for the Best Book Awards, both from American Book Fest, as well as a finalist for the Indies Today Award.
Paul was the person who actually shut and locked the doors of the Sands Hotel & Casino for the final time, eventually becoming an investigator for a major Strip casino. During that time, Paul developed a love for writing stories about uncommon events. When not at his keyboard, Paul can be found watching a classic crime noir, investigating some old building, or sitting in a local diner eating a club sandwich and hunting down his next story.
Books
Maximum Rossi
Massimo "Max" Rossi, the son of mob "fixer" Boston Rossi, winds up with more than he bargained for when a game of high stakes poker turns into a boxing match. All eyes turn to him when his opponent is found dead. And if that isn't bad enough, his only alibi--the dead man's girlfriend--is missing. Rossi is in the struggle of his life, where every turn brings him closer to an untimely end.
Rossi's Gamble
The Highwaymen, a group of grifters and conmen, have come to town and it is up to Max to stop them before they hit. But finding a group that specializes in hitting quick and getting out fast isn't as easy as it sounds. Drawn into a world of sex and drugs, where every move could be his last, Rossi must navigate his way out before it's too late.
Night Mayer: Legend of the Skinwalker
When a rich developer is found dead in his trailer, it's up to P. M. Mayer to find out who--or what--sent him to the big sleep. Only to do that, Mayer must navigate through a city where the paranormal rules the night, and those who enter don't always make it out alive.
