J. J. Tabasco's Do-It-Yourself Detective Agency

<p><strong>For fans of Carl Hiaasen and Richard Osman a rollicking mystery about a private detective who has managed to avoid actually working on his own cases--until now.</strong>J. J. Tabasco is not the worst detective on the North American continent but he's close. An American expat in Cancun J. J. can't become a licensed private investigator. So he figured out a way to skirt the law with a Do-It-Yourself method instructing clients on how to find the information they need.</p><p>J. J. is scraping by until a beautiful woman walks into his office with an envelope stuffed full of hundred-dollar bills. What begins as a simple stalking case becomes much more complicated though when he discovers that the beautiful Jayde is trying to find a twenty-five million dollar painting that's gone missing. And there are others sniffing in her tracks including Kaspar Guzman who walks his pet iguana on a lead and Hermione an octogenarian art thief who is never without her vicious chihuahua.</p><p>While J. J. finds himself tangled in Jayde's quest Cancun is not short on crime. Members of rival cartel gangs are being targeted by a serial killer and J. J. is conscripted by both cartels to find the culprit.</p>