John Sidney Grahame is a quiet woodsman with a hunter’s instincts, a painter’s eye, and a dangerous sense of justice. One violent night pulls him out of the shadows and into the secrets that Taretown tries to keep buried.
Wanda Lane agrees to take a job in a brothel on Green Street because she thinks it will save her marriage. It doesn’t.
"I, Mobster" rips open the dark heart of the American Dream—where loyalty is a racket, love is a setup, and the only way out is in a coffin.
Out of the Sea is a taut, salt-sprayed adventure packed with peril, passion, and high-stakes smuggling on the edge of the post-WWII Mediterranean.
A chilling, hard-boiled descent into voyeurism, guilt, and desire, Dark Hunger exposes the rot behind post-war respectability. Gritty, psychological, and unflinching, this lost 1960s pulp thriller reminds us that the most dangerous appetites are the ones we think we can control.
"Suspenseful and realistic. Matcha does a superb job. California crime with excellent mood and setting." Los Angeles Times