John scheck

Author-Humorist

 Twenty-Seven Calls – John Scheck

My new novel in available on Amazon

Escaping one of Philadelphia’s most blighted neighborhoods through U.S. Army military police training, Elizabeth Owens rises to become a detective in her hometown’s police department.

But her career is quietly sabotaged by James McMillan, a wealthy real estate mogul she once arrested for assault. Now stuck in the Domestic Violence Unit—one of the department’s least desirable assignments—Owens fights to protect victims in a system that often fails them.

After a haunting triple murder, Owens and her partner vow to step in when victims make twenty-seven unanswered calls for help, starting with a serial abuser linked to a missing woman.

As Owens digs deeper, she uncovers McMillan’s ongoing campaign against her and evidence tying him to the disappearances of multiple women. With the help of her partner, a crusading lawyer, and McMillan’s abused mistress seeking revenge, Owens devises a bold plan to take down the untouchable billionaire once and for all.

La Frontera Saga: A new take on the drug World

My first novel is on sale! What if a drug cartel decided to pay taxes on their earnings and unilaterally renounce violence? How much would a cartel have to spend in what economists call transfer payments to make a dramatic impact on the poor rural community in Northern Mexico? Will the other cartels see this as a sign of weakness


Bragging Rights

I just had to tell someone so please excuse this bit of bragging on my part. I was writing something* and I …

Sorry?

No one could ever accuse me of being a vegan, but when a recipe calls for chicken and eggs, it just seems …

I’m in Print; Read Me!

Soon to be a household name, you can find my books and stories here.

About John Scheck

I’ve lived in four countries on three continents. In no particular order, these include Lower Queen Anne in Seattle; the Miraflores district of Lima, Peru, during a university exchange program; the Glyfada area of greater Athens, Greece, as part of my short and distinguished service in the U.S. Air Force; and now the Ruzafa neighborhood in sunny Valencia, Spain, is home.