Like Father, Like Son

His son, David Jr., still lived at home. This was good. He was finishing up his English major at UH … More

Let’s Kill Lieutenant Chan

Everything she said could have, should have, bothered him, if he were normal. But it didn’t because he wasn’t normal at … More

He thought about how a bullet travels at 1700 miles per hour, so if you see it, it’s only for … More

“Where’d he come from?” asked Stillman, bending down to see what if any damage had been done when he dropped … More

The blade was so sharp, Wang was tempted to run it against his thumb. Blood fascinated him. Even his own. … More

The title of this episode is “Hiding and Dying.”

The two finished their drinks without solving the case. They said their goodnights to Rick Tamanaha and the rest of … More

David Chan always sat in the back of the classroom. This wasn’t an indication of his lack of interest in his … More

Recovering her composure, the woman opened the door and invited the two inside. After the three were seated, Chan began … More

As Chan and Yamamoto waited for the coroner, Hank Lee, to arrive, they sat on the sofa across the coffee … More

Episode #2 of my third Lt. David Chan Hawai’i-based mystery series is now available on the Kindle Vella platform.

David Chan had been a very happy only child. More than five years into that blissful solo childhood, however, his … More