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Hard Rokk Murder
The debut novel of the Hard Rokk Mysteries series. When legendary rock star Michael Rokk returns to the spotlight, he’s drawn into a brutal murder that threatens to derail everything. Teaming up with Detective Gina Bauer, he’s forced to navigate a dangerous mix of fame, secrets, and betrayal—where every clue hits like a power chord, and the truth could be deadly.
Hard Rokk Song of the Embers
Book Two of the Hard Rokk Mysteries series. Michael Rokk and Detective Gina Bauer return in a case that burns deeper than either imagined. As past and present collide, they find themselves chasing shadows through secrets that refuse to stay buried. A darker melody drives this chapter—where every note carries the weight of danger.
Hard Rokk Tour of Terror
Book Three of the Hard Rokk Mysteries series. Michael Rokk and Detective Gina Bauer return as a shadowed movement begins to surface in unexpected ways. What first appeared scattered now reveals conviction rooted in something ancient—and disturbingly precise. This chapter resonates on a deeper frequency—where interpretation becomes ignition and every revelation carries the echo of something far larger.
Hard Rokk Record of Lies
Book Four of the Hard Rokk Mysteries series. Michael Rokk and Gina Bauer return as the European tour carries them into Paris, where old evidence, hidden financial records, and a dangerous personal connection begin to converge. What first appears to be a trail of separate secrets starts revealing ties to a past Michael never knew—and truths someone has spent decades keeping buried. This chapter cuts beneath appearances, where every answer exposes another question and the most dangerous record may be the one built on lies.
Hard Rokk Christmas Carol Killer (novelette)
In the days leading up to Christmas, Miami detective Gina Bauer and rock star Michael Rokk realize they’re chasing a killer who doesn’t improvise. Each murder follows a strict sequence. Each victim is chosen for a reason. And each death echoes a familiar Christmas refrain—one note at a time. As the pattern sharpens, it becomes clear this isn’t chaos or cruelty at work, but conviction. The killings are about accountability. About systems that failed. About a tragedy that never stopped counting. This is not a feel-good Christmas story. It’s a reckoning.
Hard Rokk Mysteries 