Three Honest Men, Second Book In The Head Dragon Series |
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The Head Dragon Series consists of five novels: The Machinist completed at 85,510 words; Three Honest Men completed at 93,542 words; Me Boy completed at 97,228 words; The Evil Within completed at 88,837 words; and The Fall Of Kingdoms completed at 80,173 words. The Series tells Houri Ranshoff’s life story. She is a young Persian girl given up by her father to settle a debt he could not repay, sexually abused, tortured and sold into prostitution, Houri is bought by an international assassin who changes her life path, a path that takes her through a career as a Mossad agent filled with world-class depravity, intrigue and destruction after which Houri accepts a professorship in England where she publishes her thoughts on the only subject she ever cared about. The outcome of her inventiveness and willingness to help others changes the world in which she lives.
Three Honest Men, Second Book In The Head Dragon Series, tells the story of Carl Mischler and Ed Moskalek. Carl doesn’t know that he falls within an FBI profile for a Latin American drug cartel operative, or that Ed Moskalek is an undercover FBI agent posing as a criminal defense attorney intent on gathering intelligence from Carl’s law practice and catching him in criminal activity. Ed uses Pui Chu Dong’s arrest to coerce her into participating in a sting to trap Carl. Pui Chu, believing Carl to be an honest player, gives him her contact numbers. Ed, ever vigilant, takes pictures of the meeting. Later, during a hearing to remove Carl from FBI surveillance, Ed reveals that Pui Chu, the Triads Head Dragon’s mistress, made contact with Carl by giving him her phone numbers, numbers the FBI shares with numerous law enforcement organizations, including the CIA, and argues the contact is likely to further criminal activity. Unbeknown to Carl, his brother, John Mischler agreed to provide services to Mossad as an assassin. Mossad betrays John when the CIA decides to hang his work on the Chinese. The CIA captures John and contacts Carl saying his brother needs help to escape capture in Tajikistan. Not knowing what to do, Carl calls Pui Chu. She retrieves John and nurses him back to health. Displeased with Pui Chu’s success, the CIA sends operatives to terminate John and Pui Chu in China days after their marriage, and while Carl is visiting.