Pigeon-Blood Red

When a teenage girl witnesses a carjacking gone bad, she is marked for death by a crime boss.A lawyer and an enforcer forge an uneasy alliance to protect the girl from a hit man with an agenda of his own. Soon after, Paul Elliott - lawyer and close friend of the witness's family - begins counseling them and becomes entangled in the murder plot.As the long-simmering feud between Rico - the white enforcer - and the hitman John D'Angelo reaches boiling point, bodies start to pile up in rapid succession... and old scores will be settled. Ed Duncan is a graduate of Oberlin College and Northwestern University Law School. He was a partner at a national law firm in Cleveland, Ohio for many years. He currently lives outside of Cleveland, OH and has just completed "The Last Straw," the second installment in the Pigeon-Blood Red trilogy.He is currently at work on the third installment of the trilogy. To learn more, go to http://eduncan.net/ A series by Ed Duncan.

After enforcer Richard "Rico" Sanders stepped in to protect his girlfriend from a local mob boss's hot-headed nephew, all hell broke loose.When the smoke cleared, the nephew had vanished and three goons lay dying where they'd stood. Fighting for his life, Rico was alive but gravely wounded.Out of the hospital but not fully recovered, he needed a place to crash – a place where he wouldn't be found. A place like the cabin owned by lawyer Paul Elliott, whose life Rico had saved more than once.Trouble was, Paul's girlfriend hadn't forgotten Rico's dark history - or Paul's fascination with him. Vengeful killers would soon be coming for him.The only question was whether he would be ready to face them. Ed Duncan is a graduate of Oberlin College and Northwestern University Law School. He was a partner at a national law firm in Cleveland, Ohio for many years. He currently lives outside of Cleveland, OH and has just completed "The Last Straw," the second installment in the Pigeon-Blood Red trilogy.He is currently at work on the third installment of the trilogy. To learn more, go to http://eduncan.net/ A series by Ed Duncan.