"SIN"--The Special Investigations Network, is a gritty tale of crime and corruption in Washington D.C. during the 1980s. Officer Holloway thinks he can make a difference as an undercover narc for the Janus Project. He's dead wrong.

A short story version of Quintin Peterson's noir novella, Guarding Shakespeare is featured in the January 2013 issue of eNoir Magazine. The complete novella is now available from Ram Press, in paperback and Kindle Edition. Now the world will know the whole story. The Folger Shakespeare Library is the world's largest repository of Shakespeareana and English Renaissance books, manuscripts, and objects d'art. Nobody alive knows the library better than Special Police Officer Lt. Norman Blalock; he's been guarding it for 25 years. That's why he is the perfect candidate to pull off an inside job and heist from the library's underground bank vault a priceless artifact that can rock the foundation of English Literature... "In the time-honored tradition of noir fiction, Quintin Peterson doesn't shy away from exploring the lengths to which people will go to feed their greed. In his world, things are seldom what they seem. They're generally much, much worse - but a heck of a lot of fun to read." - Karen Lyon, The Hill Rag

When street gangs murder his wife, Senator Grunwald enlists the SIN--Special Investigations Network--to stop the gangs, the drugs and the violence.