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Category: Mystery

The Whys of Love (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Part 36)

“But why steal from old people the cars you use for the other old people to hit?” “Well, boss, maybe … More

#CrimeFiction, #Hawaii, #LieutenantDavidChanMystery, #Love, #Mystery, #WriterTuesday, Murder, Writing Prompt

The Whys of Old Age (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Part 35)

Chan asked Detectives Kalākaua and Fernandez, the first to arrive, to process the scene.  The Honolulu Fire Department was hosing down … More

#CrimeFiction, #Hawaii, #LieutenantDavidChanMystery, #WriterSunday, #WritingPrompt, Murder

Another End Tied Up (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Part 34)

The first vessel, the Doo Sei Nam, was enormous, a good 250 feet.  It looked more suited for the Korean Navy … More

#Hawaii, #LieutenantDavidChanMystery, #Mystery, #WriterFriday, Murder, Writing Prompt

A Helping Hand (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Part 33)

In his mind, Chan had just knocked Yu down on the floor and was kicking his teeth in. “David?”  Yamamoto brought … More

#Hawaii, #LieutenantDavidChanMystery, #Mystery, #WriterWednesday, Murder, Writing Prompt

Reactions (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Part 30)

Yamamoto was more curious than alarmed to find out that Chan had narrowly missed becoming an ex-partner. Fingering the bandage … More

#CrimeFiction, #Hawaii, #LieutenantDavidChanMystery, #Mystery, #Relationships, #WriterThursday, #WritingPrompt

Proof of Innocence (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Part 29)

Sitting in his car sweating, Chan pondered the game.  Was his head truly back in the game?  And what was that game … More

#Hawaii, #LieutenantDavidChanMystery, #Mystery, #WriterTuesday, #WritingPrompt, Murder

How Crime Pays (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Part 28)

Yamamoto was on the phone when Chan came back to his desk.  Just as he sat, his partner hung up the … More

#CrimeFiction, #LieutenantDavidChanMystery, #Mystery, #WriterSunday, Murder, Writing Prompt

Island Heritage Insurance (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Part Twenty-Seven)

Island Heritage Insurance was not a huge company.  There were seven agents housed in a two-story building on Fort Street. After … More

#Hawaii, #LieutenantDavidChanMystery, #Mystery, #WriterFriday, Murder, Writing Prompt

The Marriage Question (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Part Twenty-Five)

Deciding it would be better not to do so, Chan did not mention to Yamamoto that Nina Goo had called … More

#CrimeFiction, #LieutenantDavidChanMystery, #Mystery, #WriterMonday, #WritingPrompt, Murder

Romance on the High Seas (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Part Twenty-Four

Chan had a second beer, then lay down to try to get some sleep.  He had a bad feeling sleep would … More

#CrimeFiction, #Hawaii, #LieutenantDavidChanMystery, #Love, #Mystery, Murder

Coincidences (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Part Twenty-Two)

The Elite crew had gone to a plate-lunch truck several blocks away.  The boss, Chris Smart, had forgone lunch to catch … More

#Hawaii, #LieutenantDavidChanMystery, #Mystery, #WriterTuesday, #WritingPrompt, Murder

More Bodies (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Part Twenty-One)

Just then Captain Kauhane came over.  “Guys, sorry to dump another folder on you, but I think we’ve got something related … More

#Hawaii, #LieutenantDavidChanMystery, #Mystery, #WriterSunday, #WritingPrompt, Murder

Rebound (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Part Twenty)

Just as his father and his grandfather had been, Lieutenant David Chan was acknowledged as the best detective in the … More

#CrimeFiction, #LieutenantDavidChanMystery, #Mystery, #WriterFriday, #WritingPrompt, Murder

Pleasure Before Work (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Part Nineteen)

Chan’s anger rose again.  Who was Yamamoto to question him? “David,” said Yamamoto, “what’s her alibi for yesterday?” Chan’s anger shifted … More

#CrimeFiction, #Hawaii, #LieutenantDavidChanMystery, #Mystery, #WriterWednesday, #WritingPrompt, Murder

Lies Like Truth (A Lieutenant David Chan Mystery, Part Eighteen)

All the way back to the station Chan took deep breaths, tried to calm himself.  Even as he sought to clear … More

#CrimeFiction, #Hawaii, #LieutenantDavidChanMystery, #Mystery, Murder

His Last Wife (A David Chan Mystery, Part Fifteen)

As he stood there marveling at the trappings of incredible wealth, David Chan thought only about his father, how the … More

#CrimeFiction, #Hawaii, #Mystery, #WriterTuesday, #WritingPrompt, Murder

Blind Spots (A David Chan Mystery, Part Thirteen)

The first thing Chan noticed when he entered the room was Yamamoto’s huge bandage. “Vic,” he said, “if I were … More

#CrimeFiction, #Hawaii, #Mystery, #WriterFriday, #WritingPrompt

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