Sports memorabilia is a world of big business-a world where having something rare can get you killed.
When a one-of-a-kind photograph of baseball legends "The Flying Dutchman" and "Mr. 1/8" falls into the unemployed hands of diehard baseball fan Raymond Burnett, he knows he's holding a picture worth a million dollars. But some powerful people want that photo back and will stop at nothing to get it. Meanwhile, his mother's been kidnapped; a reporter is asking questions about his father's death; and his best friend is hiding a mysterious girl who's wanted by the FBI. Then there's the dead body. Or two...
In
The Memorabilia Murders
, author J.T. Palter takes readers on a rollicking romp in and around New York City in 1994, at the start of the Major League Baseball strike. It's a simpler time, before 9/11, the burst of the dot.com tech bubble, and social media domination. But no one is quite who they seem to be, and only one thing is certain: Raymond's life has just become very complicated, indeed.