"DIAMONDS aren't FOREVER" #6 'Hawkman Series'
- 15 years ago
In DIAMONDS AREN’T FOREVER, private investigator, Hawkman, discovers through an old friend, that Jamey Louise Schyler aka Jasmine Louise Gray, the knockout blonde jewel thief, is returning to Medford, Oregon. Jamey had eluded Hawkman once before in his search for the Oklahoma diamond heist culprits, and his interest became highly piqued on the anticipation of her return.
When Charley Sullivan attempts to buy the house Jamey inherited from her aunt, the title company discovers an encumbrance on the piece of property that will require Jamey to return in person to prove her identity.
While Hawkman plots to confront Jamey, an unexpected twist occurs. He’s visited in his office by Carl Hopkins, the ex-boyfriend and computer hacker that Jamey double-crossed and framed for the jewel heist. He’d been released from prison and had traveled back to Medford in search for his long-lost love. The man had spent a year in jail for Jamey’s dirty deeds and felt his life had been destroyed. Hawkman came to the conclusion Carl definitely didn’t have love on his mind, but something much more dangerous.
When Jamey enters the picture, Hawkman's thoughts of confronting her are pushed to the back of his mind. Instead, he races against time trying to protect her from an assailant who she thinks is still incarcerated.
Hawkman wants to warn Jamey of her threatening situation, but with her talent for appearing incognito and the cleverness to evade people, he’s having a hard time just trying to locate her. So he figures his best course is to keep an eye on Carl. But this is easier said than done. He discovers Hopkins is also rather clever at disguises and does a great job of avoiding the police. Hawkman finds himself greatly challenged in keeping Jamey alive and out of harm’s way.
When Charley Sullivan attempts to buy the house Jamey inherited from her aunt, the title company discovers an encumbrance on the piece of property that will require Jamey to return in person to prove her identity.
While Hawkman plots to confront Jamey, an unexpected twist occurs. He’s visited in his office by Carl Hopkins, the ex-boyfriend and computer hacker that Jamey double-crossed and framed for the jewel heist. He’d been released from prison and had traveled back to Medford in search for his long-lost love. The man had spent a year in jail for Jamey’s dirty deeds and felt his life had been destroyed. Hawkman came to the conclusion Carl definitely didn’t have love on his mind, but something much more dangerous.
When Jamey enters the picture, Hawkman's thoughts of confronting her are pushed to the back of his mind. Instead, he races against time trying to protect her from an assailant who she thinks is still incarcerated.
Hawkman wants to warn Jamey of her threatening situation, but with her talent for appearing incognito and the cleverness to evade people, he’s having a hard time just trying to locate her. So he figures his best course is to keep an eye on Carl. But this is easier said than done. He discovers Hopkins is also rather clever at disguises and does a great job of avoiding the police. Hawkman finds himself greatly challenged in keeping Jamey alive and out of harm’s way.