The latest Bean Counter adventure!

What do you say when a beautiful Hollywood star comes to you for help?

What if she’s also the college girlfriend who broke your heart?

If you’re chronically underemployed forensic accountant Nick Rohmer, happily living with your new girlfriend, you say, “Sure, why not?”

Which is the wrong answer.

Young, beautiful, and famous, Mai Linh is in South Florida to film a new season of her TV show. She turns to Nick when she discovers that someone has stolen her life savings. And, she’s pretty sure that she knows who it is – septuagenarian Hollywood producer Derrik Sinclair, who also happens to be her husband.

Then things take a deadly turn when a body turns up in Mai’s apartment.

As usual, Nick tries to help. But with the paparazzi on his doorstep, old feelings welling to the surface, and a seriously pissed off girlfriend, things get complicated fast.

Will Nick find the money, solve the murder, and get the girl before time runs out? And if he gets the girl, which one will it be?

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Magna finesse – just like regular finesse, only more painful

Everyone agrees that Isabell Taylor isn’t missing. Except that she is.

When down-on-his luck accountant Nick Rohmer is first approached to find her, he turns the job down. It’s not what he does. But the client has cash and he has bills, so despite the red flags, he accepts.

His inept investigation leads him into the strange and dangerous world of ex-marine, sculptor, presumed gold digger, and possible wife-killer, Rennie Taylor.

By the time Nick realizes he’s in over his head, there’s nowhere for him to go but forward, and no one to blame but himself.


A cool November evening heats up when a 170 foot megayacht catches fire at the Fort Lauderdale boat show.

Left behind are a multi-million dollar crime scene, a dead body, and a lot of questions.

Detective Adria Hill was tired of dressing up for prostitu­tion stings, but complaining hadn’t gotten her any­where. Not until she was forced to make a politically embarrassing arrest did her superiors decide that maybe this was a good time for a change.

Freshly reassigned to Homicide, and over the objections of her new captain, she is put on the high-profile case of the boat show fire. With no experience and no support from her co-workers, she has to deal with a lack of evi­dence, a sick mother, and a suspended Sheriff’s deputy who is pursuing his own special revenge fantasy. She eventually finds an ally in Luc, a fraud investigator sent by the French insurance company. Together, they work to unravel the mystery of the fire, the murder, and Adria’s own enigmatic family history.


What do you get when you mix two dead bodies, millions in missing money, and a dangerous idiot wearing a hammer he’s named Thor?

The answer: murder, malfeasance, and mayhem.

When the head of Nick Rohmer’s Miami accounting firm is found dead after a suspicious accident, Nick finds his quiet, comfortable, boring life slipping out of his control. With most of the firm’s management either on vacation, sick, or dead, Nick is thrust into the unfamiliar position of actually having some responsibility. The weight does not sit easily on his shoulders.

He’s relieved when the instructions from the Chicago head office are – don’t do anything until we get there. This he can do. He tries to stick to his ‘do nothing’ instructions even as the firm’s largest client threatens to jump ship.

But Nick’s plan of inaction is short-lived when he is convinced to try to save the business. He secures an invitation to dinner on the private island of the mega-wealthy, and highly dysfunctional, Keene family. Things quickly go from bad to disastrous when another dead body shows up, and Nick finds he’s the prime suspect.


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