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Debbi Mack

A Marine veteran may have survived combat, but can she survive this case?

Unlicensed private eye Erica Jensen works as a “researcher” who performs background checks, conducts surveillance, and takes on other dubious assignments while battling post-traumatic stress and an opioid addiction. When a wealthy man hires her to find his missing daughter, Erica ends up with more work than she bargained for: a murder victim and unwanted attention from the killers.

While seeking the daughter, Erica uncovers evidence that raises questions about the dead man. Did the missing daughter know him? Did the victim have ties to an artifacts smuggling ring? Erica’s search for answers puts her in the crosshairs of people who kill to keep secrets.

PRAISE FOR THE BOOK

“Debbi Mack’s novella, Damaged Goods, is a fulfilling and exciting read and proof that the novella is alive and well. Highly recommended. ”
— David Swinson, author of The Second Girl and Trigger

"Pitch perfect pace and plot with a well-drawn protagonist."
— M. Ruth Myers, Shamus Award winning author of the Maggie Sullivan mystery series

“Marine veteran turned unlicensed PI Erica Jensen is a flawed and intriguing heroine in this meticulous mystery. Charlie Fox would work alongside her any day!” 
— Zoë Sharp, author of Bad Turn

"A gritty, stunning portrayal of the impact and response to post-traumatic stress, packaged inside a compelling mystery."
— Frank Zafiro, author of the Charlie-316 series

"Mack keeps the action rolling along while fleshing out a keeper of a protagonist. Excellent read for neo-noir and private eye fans!"
— W. D. Gagliani, author of The Judas Hit and the Nick Lupo Series

Renegade Press

Erica Jensen Mystery

Damaged Goods

When Marine veteran and aspiring private eye Erica Jensen gets a frantic call for help from a client who, along with her husband, is a social media influencer, she springs into action. Unfortunately, she arrives at their house only to find their butchered bodies in the basement.

Despite cooperating with police, the homicide detectives on the case consider Erica a “person of interest.” As Erica struggles to exonerate herself, she draws unwanted attention from a mysterious stranger. Meanwhile, witnesses who could clear her are winding up dead.

Can Erica fight forces powerful enough to frame her for murder without getting herself or more civilians killed?

Fatal Connections