Mixed Foursome

Zach Roper is on the ball, and on the case. Murder seems to follow the retired Seattle Police Detective as he struggles to win a berth on the PGA Champions Tour. Will he solve the crime? Will he make the cut? Read on. "Murder in the Deep Rough" A late-season B-list tournament at a financially shaky Country Club in the northwoods of Minnesota attracts few of golf's big names, but it may be the last chance to save Zach's faltering pro career. Then murder intervenes before he has a chance to tee up his first ball. Can Zach do two things at the same time and hope to succeed at either? "Murder on the 19th Hole" Zach is back in the Minnesota woods again, this time to partcipate in a 'Battle of the Sexes' Tournament. His golfing future seems promising until the looming shadow of a five-foot-two-inch 115 pound Thai 'Princess' falls over it. The dog-eat-Siamese-cat battle has a chance to play itself out on the golf course before the body is discovered. Then a new round begins. "Murder Takes a Mulligan" Roper follows his "Princess" to Thailand where golf's "Battle of the Sexes" is renewed on the other side of the Pacific. Love is in the air and the competition on the golf course is hot until someone takes a pot shot at a famous Thai golfer who would be Prime Minister. Then sleazy, dangerous politics trumps romance and golf with murderous results. "Murder Goes for the Green" Roper and the Princess are off to a gated millionaires' enclave in the Arizona desert for a two week 'fiesta' of golf hoping that some of that long green will rub off on them. After a boozy, unpromising start things turn even more sour as an incompetent assassin ends up being the corpse and his seemingly innocent intended victim flees the scene of the crime in his Learjet. Clearly there is more to this than meets the eye and our intrepid, oversexed, duo needs some extra help to find the answers.