It's not Always Murder (A John Evans mystery, #1)

John is a purchasing agent with nothing to live for in Minneapolis in the year 2000. In 1945, he is dropped naked into a steamy

New Orleans shower. This is the bizarre reality our hero confronts. He becomes private investigator John Evans, armed with nothing

but his wit and a thirst for answers.

John isn't just on a mission to survive the sweltering heat and jazz-soaked nights of the Big Easy. He quickly becomes entangled in a web of

intrigue, tasked with solving a case as brutal as it is baffling.

But John is not just any gumshoe. He is a man out of time grappling with the cultural clashes and historical oddities of a bygone era.

His modern sensibilities clash with the ingrained prejudices of the past, forcing him to adapt and improvise in a world where futuristic k

knowledge is both an advantage and a liability.

It's a story about reinvention, finding your place in a new world and cracking a case that transcends societal boundaries.

I was hooked within the first few lines. A great novel with the echo of the 50s black and white detective films. Long live John Evans, which ever decade he's in. Oops, I may have given away parts of book two... Natacha Cohen SNRBS

Auteur

Karl Wilder is the author of the comic novel Filthy Blond. He divides his time between Berlin and Paris. This is the first of the series.