Bronze Jazz

What starts out to be an uneventful day for Jack O'Shea, suddenly changes to more than eventful, as he finds himself in the middle of an armed robbery at his San Francisco bar and jazz club, The Hall. Things get even stranger, as an old friend turned SFPD cop, Matty Marshall,
appears out of nowhere to save the day.
Afterward, and not a big believer in coincidence, Jack realizes that a decade old suicide note written by his Cousin Sean has come into play after all these years. Also, and most disturbing, his dead cousin's father,
Michael O'Shea, the second most powerful man on the San Francisco police force, re-enters his nephew's life and begins to wreak havoc with not only Jack, but also with his longtime business associates and closest friends. A definite line is drawn in the sand, as Jack and company begin to fight back while dealing with love and lust and political backstab in the city by the bay.
John Allen Machado has hit a homerun with Bronze Jazz, a novel that leads the reader through a suspenseful drama of murder, intrigue,
sensual beginnings and trickery.