Get John Black

It's the 60's. JFK is dead. Vietnam is in full swing. Now made filthy-rich beyond his comprehension by crimes revealed in the preceding novel, MEET JOHN BLACK, Black pays cash for a new Learjet; finds a new, low-key way to kill; ignites pyromania he did not know he possessed; has an affair with a Royal; discovered Argentina and other places where he blows money, lives highly, and crushes others in various ways; met the Queen of England, in her own country and castle, then committed multiple torts against her, right under her nose-in Balmoral. Meanwhile, Gianni Fiorini, Marc Saretzki's father-in-law and mega-wealthy, global business mogul, takes the lead to find the intellectual asset, the binder, that Black stole from Marc Saretzki's father that costed the Saretzki family their rightful fortune and made Black correspondingly rich. Gianni and Marc fly to Canada, to a large-looming, dank, federal prison to meet Dr. Fare, the world's foremost authority on psychopathy who uses the prison population for research. After their meeting, Gianni hires Fare as consultant and makes him part of a team of himself, Marc, Welborne Forth, Frank Guth, and other, experts deveoped in MEET JOHN BLACK to set a trap to GET JOHN BLACK, the stolen binder, and ultimately, the heisted, Saretzki fortune. Too, Gianni puts one of his security details on John Black and they follow him all over the earth. But, while the Gianni-Marc staff and team pursue, there are others, Occidental-European types, tailing Black and reporting back to someone who lives in a mansion on Lake Geneva, in Switzerland. The stakes and Black's slippery nature and the fact Black can be anywhere in the world and that anyone who comes in contact with him is in danger, even mortally, maintain highly suspenseful tension for the reader, as was the case in the set-up novel, MEET JOHN BLACK.