T.K. Fleming is a retired college professor, not a detective. He‘s drawn to Key West for sailing, and longing for a bit of peace. But he’s lured into a murder investigation by friends. Fleming is convinced he’s not a Ghostcatcher, but maybe he is. Amidst the mysteries of voodoo and the shattering violence, he survives a shocking revelation that threatens his life and the very core of his spirit.Sometimes a murder is just a murder, but this time it is a child. It looks like Voodoo. T.K. Fleming wants nothing to do with it. He's retired English professor living on his boat in Key West and trying to make some things go away. But he has no choice. Surrounded by interesting, and sometimes strange,friends, he launches into a investigation. The results lead him to places he doesn't want to go. But like it or not, he is the Ghostcatcher.

The Old Man was dead. That's what the coroner said. So why was he walking down A1A? How could he speak to T. K. and Sunny? The Ghostcatcher has to find out. In the meantime, secrets from a dark and violent past are about to be revealed. Will it happen in time to save an innocent girl? No one knows.Death of The Old Man is the third book in the Ghostcatcher series. T.K. Fleming is the retired English professor who just can't seem to avoid getting mixed up in murder. His girlfriend Sunny is at his side again along with all of the colorful cast of characters that haunt Key West. Who is the Obi Man and how can the dead speak? Maybe T.K. can find out before an innocent girl dies and they 'steal his shadow' and his life. The mysteries defy conventional logic and the dangers are very real. Its a fast paced read chocked full of adrenalin and a series of baffling events.

Mark is happy . . . or at least he thinks so. Suzy is a living dream, but is this the thing that dreams are made of? Is it an illusion . . . but one that satisfies and haunts him at the same time? Or is it a reality formed by a nebulous entity, and locked firmly in his consciousness? Perhaps it for you, dear reader, to decide.With T.H.E.I., Karl Tutt, the master of mayhem and murder, he launches into a new genre . . . one that asks questions of a future that lurks just over a hideous horizon. Meet Mark . . . a man who has everything, a life that is perfect and a woman who honors his every desire. And if he has it all, why do the visions . . . the uncertainty . . . the demons . . . invade his mind and chase him into what could be his own personal hell?

Two motorcycle gangs . . . one on the side of evil . . . the other on the side of God. Throw in a crazed med-school dropout with some skills even the devil would envy. Then add T.K. Fleming, the reluctant Ghostcatcher, and his gallant lady-love, Sunny. What have we got? Another rollicking tale of murder and mayhem with all of the trimmings.Death of the Desperate is the next chapter in the Ghostcatcher series. T.K. Fleming, the retired English professor who lives in Key West on his boat, has a new job, part-time blues musician. The music is sweet, but not sweet enough to drown out the trade in human flesh, the murders, or the bodies which keep turning up with missing organs. T.K. and Sunny, the brave and beautiful bartender who loves him, are caught between dueling motorcycle gangs. A fiendish would-be surgeon lends his hellish skills to an enterprise that is hideous and deadly. It is left for our intrepid duo to figure it out and hopefully . . . to survive the process.

The Children of the Wolf is another chilling tale from the pen of Karl Tutt. The master of mystery and murder has created Priss Maybry, a tough detective, and a villain who trades in human flesh. A girl is missing. He father is frantic . . . and dangerous. It might be too late.Priss Maybry is good at what she does . . . removing human trash from the streets of Miami. But sometimes you get dirty . . . even damaged . . . and nothing will wash off the stench. She hides her vulnerability behind a mask of sandpaper and grit, but in her business, sometimes its just not enough. A predator is on the loose, and a deranged maniac. She needs to get them both, before they get her again.

This is the sequel to DEATH TIMES TWO. T.K. and Sunny have already solved a couple of murders . . . at least for the most part. But the Mastermind and her henchman are alive and well. They want to make sure that the Ghostcatcher and his intrepid paramour don't leave Norfolk . . . not while they're breathing.This is the highly anticipated sequel to DEATH TIMES TWO. T.K. and Sunny think they've dodged the bullet, but the notorious Boss Lady and her lieutenant are still free. They have other plans. Three more must die so the Norfolk mob can set an example . . . a warning that involves more murders and blood running in the streets. After all, it's strictly business.

Henri is an eleven year old boy trying to become a man. Ricky and Dee want to help, but Big Ju Ju, a treacherous gang leader stands in their way. While the two PI's try to sort out their love lives, danger, murder, and a hideous disease threaten to schedule a meeting at the graveyard. And attendance is mandatory.Diabla Meets Big Ju Ju is the third in the Dee Rabow Mystery Series. Dee is a gutsy, tough female detective with more skeletons that one closet can hold. Murders seem to stalk her like some hideous disease. The latest in her string of deadly felons is Big Ju Ju, a gang leader who likes to play the clown. But the clown plays for real and the blood flows. He has his eyes on Henri, a boy that has befriended Dee and her partner, Ricky. Saving him and his mother from a group of vicious thugs might be the most difficult task they've tackled yet. and the price may be more than they want to pay.

Elmo C. Dombroski, aka the Spook. His mistress of the dark, Eleisha Mountcastle . . . Boston, a city of grace and charm . . . and murder, of course. The cops think he's a little weird . . . and they're right. But his telepathic skills sometimes come in handy when there's a killer lurking about. A wealthy, connected family has vanished and the Spook is put to a deadly test.THE HOUSE AT HULL is another great mystery read from the pen of Karl Tutt, author of the GHOSTCATCHER collection and the DIABLA series. This is his eleventh book on SMASHWORDS. It weaves a tale of murder and intrigue that shocks and satisfies the palate of the reader who feasts on mayhem. New characters and a new setting give it some different twists, but the emphasis is still on the exciting and unpredictable.

She's no blessed Madonna. You won't find her in church. If you want warm and fuzzy and politically correct, forget Diabla. She's the she-devil, the female cop you want when the case is dangerous and your ass is on the line. She's Dee Rabow, sexy, tough, sometimes violent. She's the one who's got your back.Karl Tutt is the author of acclaimed The Ghostcatcher trilogy featuring retired English professor T. K. Fleming. DIABLA MAKES AN ENTRANCE introduces Detective Dee Rabow, a tough female cop who can't stay too far away from murder. With her Cuban partner, Ricky, she discovers a smuggling operation and an old adversary who simply wants her dead. They weave their way through the underbelly of South Florida society and an business fronted by some characters you wouldn't want to meet in a dark alley. A dark series of twists and tangles lead to a conclusion that will keep you guessing throughout.

Diabla is tough. She thinks she's seen everything, but that doesn't include Abaddon. He's on a mission from God, and that mission includes murder. Two women are dead, defiled beyong imagination. If she's not careful, she'll be the third. She Ricky set out on an investigation that disgusts them as it unfolds. Unfortunately, they're the only ones who have a clear shot at bringing a psycho to justicDiabla Meets Abaddon is the second in the Dee Rabow Mystery trilogy. Dee and her partner, Ricky, were unceremoniously dismissed from Fort Lauderdale Police Department after some improprieties in a murder investigation. Nevertheless, they solved the case. Now they've gone private, but they're barely making the office rent. Suddenly an old love appears out of Dee's past. He decided he didn't need her before, but now he needs her more than ever. His reputation, his career, and even the life of his fiance depend on it. Unfortunately, a couple of not so innocent girls lose their lives before she can get to the bottom of it. In the meantime, she's dodging sharp objects, one determined psycho, and his own personal army.

Angel’s been in trouble before. Now she’s gone. Nothing unusual, but this time Fritz is convinced it’s serious. He calls on an old cruising friend for help. It's the Ghostcatcher. As T.K. and his friends dig deeper, the bodies pile up. A rescue seems in order. Sunny and Chris know the plan is ill-conceived and fraught with danger. But it may be the only way to save Angel from a hideous death.This is the second mystery in the Ghostcatcher series. This time the daughter of an old friend has gone missing and T.K. Fleming is caught up in murder again. The retired English Professor moved to Key West on his boat to find a little peace and quiet, but it never seems to work out that way. From the glitter of Miami strip clubs to the blue waters of Biscayne Bay, violence and mayhem track Fleming and his friends. The only question is will he get her before they get him.

An old friend is dead. It looks like an accident, but there's a lot of money involved and some new faces in town. T.K. and Sunny aren't sure what that means, but it doesn't mean they won't find out. The Ghostcatcher and his lady start turning over stones, but what they find may mean another body or two.This is the sixth installment of "The Ghostcatcher" series. T.K. Fleming is a retired English professor, a reluctant detective, and a boat bum. His lady, Sunny, is damned near as smart, and probably as tough as they come. Along with an assortment of colorful characters, they tackle another murder. Unfortunately, this time the victim is an old and trusted friend. T.K. finds himself in the sights of a killer who will eliminate anyone who stands in the way of cold, hard, cash. And so the mystery unfolds with twists and turns no one can predict. The main question is who will end up dead next?

Different time . . . different place, but The Ghostcatcher is at it again. He tries to help, but there's only so much you can do when the problem is murder. Sunny, his significant other, a karate instructor, a homely blues singer and a host of very bad guys keep this fourth installment of the series moving at breakneck speed.The Ghostcatcher is back. T.K. Fleming has sailed north to join Sunny, his lady love and newly appointed professor of Psychology at a small campus in near the Chesapeake Bay in Virginia. Key West is behind him and he thinks he's escaped his legacy as a reluctant investigator of grisly crimes. But when the Ghostcatcher arrives, death can't be too far behind. Sunny persuades him to help a small time bar singer, a simple woman who channels Janis Joplin and a host of blues artists who can turn your heart inside out. It could be simple, but then again . . . it is murder.