When the U.S. Customs Department begins grilling Fiora about her strangely absent twin brother's export business, she decides to enlist the aid of her ex-husband to help her unravel the mystery. Reprint.

Book by Maxwell, A.E.

While visiting his old flame, a vineyard owner in Napa Valley, Fiddler and his gorgeous ex-wife, Fiora, investigate some mysterious disturbances in the vineyards, and the duo must catch the culprits. By the author of Money Burns. Reprint.

Mexico can be a dangerous place when you mess with the wrong folks—as Fiddler and Fiora find out in their latest adventure. Fiddler's ex-wife and current lover Fiora breaks the news to him that his old friend, a U.S. Customs agent, was killed south of the border. When the trail loops back home to California, the duo team up to outfox a very clever enemy from the past who refuses to die. Previous publisher: Bantam.

1990, mass market paperback reprint edition, Bantam, NY. 242 pages. Well-received mystery novel from a husband and wife writing team. Critics praised their Fiddler novels. Quite an unusual character, a man on a mission who is up to his neck looking for fraud in the Santa Fe fine arts market. Good writing; unusual characters.

When the blacksheep scion of a prominent banking family gets the family business involved in a money-laundering scheme, troubleshooter Fiddler and his lover, investment banker Fiora, go into action to straighten things out before a federal audit

Fed up with the bumbling probe into the murder of an old friend in the Pacific Northwest, Fiddler and Fiora turn sleuth to investigate a Japanese samurai sword that becomes the target of the State Department, the Japanese government, and the yakuza

Mexico's criminal underworld and Hollywood's elite mingle in the latest case for California detective Fiddler and his ex-wife and sleuthing partner Fiora, as they investigate the twenty-year-old murder of his uncle, an adventurous marijuana smuggler.