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Larry B. Max, a specialist from a little-known branch of the IRS, investigates two seemingly-unconnected murders in France and California. Max finds a strange message reading Silicia, 10 am, Ocean Drive and tries to figure out what it all means. Meanwhile, a mysterious young lady seems to be one step ahead of him, erasing one clue after another.
Stephen Desberg started as a comic book author in 1976, writing short stories for Tintin magazine. He then created the characters 421, Billy the Cat, Mic Mac Adam and Jimmy Tousseul, before gradually moving to a more adult readership. Desberg has explored many themes as a prolific writer, as evidenced by IR$, The Scorpion, Cassio, Miss October, Sherman, and Golden Dogs. Along the way, he continued work on the saga Black Op. His latest work includes the espionage series Jack Wolfgang centered on a whip-smart wolf who is both world-famous food critic, and secret agent for the CIA, and now John Tiffany with Mad Cave Studios.
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