Jack Koza, Private Eye and the Case of Pussy So Fine

by Joe Zovko

Overview

After the boredom of retirement sets in, Jack Koza decides to embark on a new profession. He decides to become a Private Eye thinking that it might be fun to snoop around and get paid for it. He gets more than he bargained for when a beautiful Black Woman by the name of Denise Fine presents herself as a Federal Agent. She needs Jack to do some snooping for her, and when she shows him the money, ($50,000) Jack jumps on it like a ham sandwich. Soon enough, Jack finds that he has to infiltrate a new East Coast drug lord who is long on shrewdness and nastiness. Colombian and Mexican drug cartels also roil the water, and throughout the case Jack becomes more and more suspicious of the beautiful Federal Agent. Jack is cagey and foolhardy. Come join Jack as he and his mother-in-law, Missus Curdle, take on the drug lord Fat Back Daddy Ribs in a fast moving story that takes place in the Super Bowl Capital of the world, Pittsburgh. Oh, yeah. The beautiful agent, known in the hood as Pussy So Fine, doesn\'t turn out to be who she says she is. But Jack, a former Marine Corps Viet Nam veteran is up for the job. And so is his zany friends.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940151024686
Publisher:	Page Publishing, Inc.
Publication date:	07/08/2015
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	410 KB

About the Author

For most of Joe Zovko's working career he was a successful painting contractor and a fine artist. For years he dabbled in writing narratives about growing up in the Mt. Oliver section of Pittsburgh and as a Marine in Viet Nam. Upon retiring, he decided to seriously shift his artistic talents from the canvas to the written word.


As an artist, Joe developed his keen sense of observation and applied this talent to writing about his life experiences. Jack Koza Private Eye, and the Case of Pussy So Fine is the first novel of the adventures of his hero, now retired but not willing to give up the spirit.

Joe and his wife of 43 years live in a southern suburb of Pittsburgh.