The Kafka Society

This second book in the Jack Madson trilogy finds our anti-hero in Georgetown, Washington, DC where, after a rough night of clubbing, he awakens to the thrill of early morning sex with exotic dancer, Amber Starr. One problem: he has no memory of her or the past twenty-four hours and discovers a severed head in the trunk of his Mustang convertible. Is Madson a murderer? Before he can get his feet back on the ground, he is asked by old high school nemesis, Tom Dougherty--now head of East...
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This second book in the Jack Madson trilogy finds our anti-hero in Georgetown, Washington, DC where, after a rough night of clubbing, he awakens to the thrill of early morning sex with exotic dancer, Amber Starr. One problem: he has no memory of her or the past twenty-four hours and discovers a severed head in the trunk of his Mustang convertible. Is Madson a murderer? Before he can get his feet back on the ground, he is asked by old high school nemesis, Tom Dougherty--now head of East Coast operations for the FBI--to help disentangle him from a career threatening blackmail scam perpetrated by sexy porn queen/prostitute Havana Spice. Reluctantly, Madson agrees and it's through Havana that the mask is lifted from Dougherty to expose him as head of a criminal organization that specializes in the most monstrous of enterprises: global human trafficking, run from the underground tunnels beneath New York City, directed by a coterie of intellectual thugs known as The Kafka Society.