Parker Strip I

About the Book

Hot. Wet. Wild. If this erotic thriller had a mood gauge, it’d read ‘redline scorch’ and the mercury just keeps soaring as this torrid summer mind-bender scrapes nerves raw and hormones ragged. It’s peak vacation season on the beautiful, fifteen-mile stretch of the warm Colorado River, better known as Parker Strip, where short-tempered sheriff JIMMY WITCHITAW suddenly wakes up with a mysteriously brutal homicide on his hands. Unfortunately his only leads are a bloody, four-way trail of morbid retribution splayed out by... ...vengeful crime boss NICK SARVINO... ...loose-cannon FBI agent RICHARD CANAVERAL... ...the beautiful, lust-filled mob lawyer CLARITY CARLYSLE... ...and a viscous pack of heavily-armed tribal ‘ghostriders’ known as THE HELLHAWK FREEDOM FIGHTERS... ...all of whom drive this normally peaceful resort town into a twisted labyrinth of high-voltage vengeance, power-driven greed and brain-scorching seduction. Inspired by true events, Parker Strip is an explosive, thought-provoking confrontation of ultimate human deception on the level of “Body Heat”, “L.A. Confidential” and “Two Days In The Valley”. KIRKUS REVIEWS “Osterhage excels at making the various storylines fall into step...” “An endlessly diverting crime story featuring a wide array of characters and subplots.” “...thoroughly detailed...” “...wonderful interplay...” “...shocking turns.” “...continually teases an inevitable confrontation before delivering a blistering coda.”

About the Author

Jeff Osterhage is an actor best known for his starring roles in the Louis L’Amour classic western films “The Sacketts” and “The Shadow Riders”. He also starred in the films “South Of Reno”, “Taken By Force” and Edgar Allan Poe’s “Masque Of The Red Death” among many others...plus he played the lead role in the Universal Studios series “The New Dragnet” for 52 episodes. He’s been submitted to The Academy Of Television Arts And Sciences for an Emmy nomination and is honored in both the Oklahoma City Cowboy Hall Of Fame and the Gene Autry Western Heritage Museum for his many performances. He’s the author of a dozen screenplays and is an accomplished drummer, sculpture and painter published in “Actors As Artists”.