End of the Trail
New serialized mystery story available on Kindle Vella.
Santa Monica Police Detective Mollie Granger’s having problems at home with Gwen and hoped for a slow night. But then there’s this guy lying in the sand underneath the pier with a bullet hole in his forehead. Turns out he’s killed six women and then kidnapped another woman, Chrissy Weeks. As Mollie identifies the man, Chrissy walks into a police station and says “I think you’ve been looking for me.” Case closed?
New psychological thriller launched in June 2023
One week. Three towns. Three people. Each one left near death with surgical scissors protruding from their right underarms. Drew McLogan, ex-TV producer with more than enough problems of his own, thinks he’s successfully disappeared to Cape Cod. But then he’s pulled into one of the grisly murder cases. His presence – and questions – shake up a small New Jersey town where one of the attacks took place.
Futures: The Anti-Inflation Investment
Out of date. Published in 1980.
“How-to” book, focused on the futures market, based on BusinessWeek article I wrote when I was Markets and Investments Editor. Features personas of various types of futures traders. Sold 55,000 copies. Apparently, still available online through thrift booksellers.
Praise for The Deadly Samaritan
★★★★★ Michael Geczi masterfully builds suspense and infuses a sense of tension and intrigue … to create a riveting narrative that makes it hard to put the book down. A tantalizing murder mystery thriller from beginning to end. Geczi’s plotting is intricate, at times feeling like a jigsaw puzzle with the pieces coming together to fit into a larger whole toward the end. Every character is well-fleshed-out. This is one of the best books I’ve read this year, and I can’t recommend it highly enough. — Pikasho Deka, Readers Favorite
★★★★ Intrigued and couldn’t wait to finish … glad I did … enjoyed the book and highly recommend it. I have never read a book by this author before but I will definitely download the next one I see. This is intricately plotted. — Janalyn Prude
★★★ Enjoyable read … book deals with not only the murder itself, but a lot of personal issues like grief, working through abuse, and guilt. These gave the book an extra dimension … style of writing flowed well, making it easy to read. — Jacqui Corn-Uys
Michael Geczi 