With racial tensions threatening the city of Chicago during the 1969 celebrity trial of the Chicago Eight, African-American private detective Smokey Dalton discovers that his son Jimmy knows a dark secret about the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., a situation that becomes complicated when he stumbles upon a group of skeletons tied to the city's racist past. 15,000 first printing.

Searching for a missing Yale student who never arrived for his 1969 spring semester, African-American private investigator Smokey Dalton, accompanied by his son, Jimmy, pursues leads between the New Haven slums and New York City only to discover a sinister side of the anti-war movement. Reprint.

After saving the life of a young woman following a botched illegal abortion in 1969 Chicago, Smokey Dalton learns that the woman had been raped, a case that is further complicated when the woman's vengeful homicide detective ex-husband is murdered. Reprint. 15,000 first printing.

In the sequel to A Dangerous Road and Smoke-Filled Rooms, Smokey Dalton finds himself in 1969 Chicago after the Democratic National Convention, when he is hired to investigate the brutal murders of three African-American men. Reprint. 10,000 first printing.

Product Description: On the run after the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., Private Investigator Smokey Dalton and Jimmy, the young boy he rescued, have settled under assumed names in Chicago. But history won't leave him alone. His job in security at the Chicago Hilton places him in the center of the protests at the 1968 Democratic Convention...read more

In 1968, Memphis African-American Private Investigator Smokey Dalton's uncovers a horrifying secret about the deaths his parents at the same time that Smokey's estranged friend Martin Luther King, Jr., comes to town as part of a sanitation worker's strike. Reprint.