By John Paulits

Henny and Lloyd crack four new cases as only they can. A ride up the Jersey Turnpike, an airplane crash, a collection of turtles, and a broken heart combine for murder. How can this be, you wonder? Who can unravel such a mixed-up conglomeration of events? Henny and Lloyd; that’s who. No matter how bizarre the circumstances, our sharp-as-tacks private eyes work their way to a solution. How about the case of a runaway teenage girl who shows up two decades later to claim her father’s inheritance? Or does she? Who is this tattooed woman who suddenly appears and says, “Give me!” Henny and Lloyd will find out. Or what about the mystical swami from the Far East whose track record of forecasting the future is impeccable? How does he do it? Henny and Lloyd would like to know that too and set about invoking a little mysticism of their own to find out. And finally, a self-proclaimed war hero, sets his sights on a New York City Council seat, while his old service commander, whom he despises, sets his sights on the mayoralty. One is tinder and the other is a spark. What could go wrong? Lots. When it does, Henny and Lloyd are on the spot.