Supersized Blues

Funny, sexy, wicked, bold. The best setup ever. Adult themes. Hal Golan is the youngest and most able contributing editor at Angel City Magazine. His specialty is exposing corruption and injustice. His life takes a turn when the stunningly beautiful Mari Carlson enters his world and his heart takes a tumble. He believes she is out of his league, but his friends encourage him to go for it. He does, and comes up winners. So, how does this upright man get involved with mobsters, gun running, insider trading, and killing eight men? WWIII commences when he is betrayed, loses Mari, and he takes his revenge. This book contains strong language, sexual content, and violence. Read the "Disclaimer" for a hint of things to come.DISCLAIMER"Supersized Blues" is a work of fiction meant solely for the purpose of entertainment. It is not intended to be used as an authority on any of the subjects contained therein. Places described are based on the facts of how they used to exist, and still live on in the author's memory, but may have changed in the intervening years. The Underground Los Angeles chapter pertaining to the L. A. Archives is based on personal experience. The Archives used to be accessible to the public, however, it is my understanding that since 9/11 the underground tunnels have been closed to the public, and, as I have been informed, any interloper will be escorted out by bad-ass guards.We do not recommend this as a "how to" primer on illegal activity. The conditions described pertaining to unlawful gunrunning, have significantly changed where the Federal Government has cracked down, foreclosing the described avenues of such pursuits, and/or have drastically increased the penalties. The same applies to stock manipulation and insider trading. Nor is this book intended to impart medical advice of any sort. The depiction of problems with medical devices is based on lawsuits regarding past conditions that, presumably, no longer exist and should be approached with the advice and assistance of your doctor. The subjects of diamorphine and SV-40 are fundamentally factual but are very controversial and the author does not vouch for the veracity of the claims regarding them. For more information on the carcinogen, SV-40, read "Dr. Mary's Monkey" by Edward T. Haslam, which alleges on page 300 that a genetically altered compound bio-weapon of SV-40 was tested on a prisoner who died within 28 days.Diamorphine is a combination of heroin and morphine. It is illegal in the United States but is used as a painkiller in Britain. Believe it or not, heroin addicts have a blog wherein a contributor stated that a combination of heroin and morphine would obliterate the pain of even a gunshot. Being an addict does not necessarily make him a liar, so I ran with it. More information is available through Wikipedia. Again, the purpose of the description of these two substances is solely to advance the plot of the book.