Night Mayer - Papa, Paul W.
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Supernatural meets The Maltese Falcon in this paranormal noir set in 1950's Las Vegas-a town where everything goes bump in the night. It was a case P. M. Mayer never should have taken--a rich developer found dead in his trailer, the victim of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. But when a fancy man in a fancy suit strolls into your bar, tells you his partner would never have done the Dutch act, then lays five Cs on the table, it isn't scratch you can just walk away from. Now it's up to P. M. Mayer to dig deeper and find out who--or what--really sent the man to the big sleep. Only to do that, he…mehr

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Supernatural meets The Maltese Falcon in this paranormal noir set in 1950's Las Vegas-a town where everything goes bump in the night. It was a case P. M. Mayer never should have taken--a rich developer found dead in his trailer, the victim of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. But when a fancy man in a fancy suit strolls into your bar, tells you his partner would never have done the Dutch act, then lays five Cs on the table, it isn't scratch you can just walk away from. Now it's up to P. M. Mayer to dig deeper and find out who--or what--really sent the man to the big sleep. Only to do that, he must head down a dark road and face an ancient creature so gruesome, so terrifying, that the mere mention of its name is forbidden. In Las Vegas, the paranormal rules the night, and those who dare to enter don't always make it out alive. Las Vegas Can Be Dark. Mayer is Darker.
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Paul W. Papa is an award-winning author, having won the prestigious Next Generation Indie Book Award, with his book, Maximum Rossi. He 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. He is a full-time writer and ghostwriter of both fiction and nonfiction who has lived in Las Vegas for more than thirty years. It was there that he developed a fascination with the area and all its wonders while working for nearly fifteen years at several Las Vegas casinos. Something which inspired his book, Maximum Rossi. In his role as a security officer, Paul was the person who actually shut and locked the doors of the Sands Hotel and Casino for the final time. He eventually became a hotel investigator for a major Strip casino, during which time he developed a love for writing stories about uncommon events. When not at his keyboard, Paul can be found watching a classic crime noir film, investigating some old building, or sitting in a local diner eating a club sandwich and hunting down his next story.