Jim Nash and the fedora Maddie has forbidden him to wear in public is on another tear. This time, he’s after a woman wearing a yellow dress who shows up at his office. Melanie Taylor wants him to prove she hasn’t murdered her husband in cold blood.
Nash is reluctant to accept the case—that is, until Taylor crosses his palm with an envelope containing a cool hundred bucks. He immediately accepts the challenge, and after Taylor departs, he heads over to his favorite bar. There, he encounters his cop friend, Danny Boyle. He flashes Boyle a twenty from his proceeds, and asks the cop to tell him all about the case.
Boyle isn’t reluctant. In typical cop fashion, he tells Nash what he knows, and what he doesn’t know.
Will Jim Nash get sucked into Melanie Taylor’s web of lies? Only time will tell, and it’s not doing much talking.
Jim Nash and Maddie Spence, partners in business and in life, are going through some tough times. Business has been slow. The pair is on the verge of losing Jim’s private investigator business. The only thing they have going for them is the office building and the residences they operate. They own the building outright.
Frank Ross is back on the road, holed up in a taverna somewhere on the Texas panhandle. He’s hoping to evade a John Law who picked up on him while he was riding through a small town. Frank pulled into the taverna’s back parking lot, out of sight and out of mind – except he wasn’t. He didn’t even have time for a pull on his Lone Star before the Sheriff walked in through that same back door. It’s all good, though. The Sheriff departs, satisfied Frank might be one of the good ones.
Harry Delaney has finally accepted the offer from his partner, Mike Williams. He has sold his 49 percent share of the flying business to Mike. Harry and his family and Ziv Frakter have deserted the cold weather and moved on. They’re living in Spain, where they’re enjoying the good life of warm weather, blue sky, and constant sunshine. Thanks to the anticipated income from the sale of the business, he and wife Sasha and daughter Christa have put down a multi-million dollar deposit on a huge, modern villa.
Harry Delaney is living the good life. He’s flying the airplane he loves. He’s able to spend time with his family on a regular basis. When he closes the hangar door at the end of the day and comes home, his wife and daughter are happy to see him. It’s taken him a long time to get to that, but it’s all good now.
Harry Delaney is back on the Horn of Africa, smuggling guns and falling in love while partying it up on a Nairobi R&R. When Kari, his latest love interest ends up in his desert camp, she saves a squad of his men during a shootout. The episode only serves to convince him she is the one. A DC-3 flight into Djibouti and revolution is a harbinger of problems to come as Harry’s men take their favorite hotel without firing a shot. Hawaiian shirts, dancing, and explosions put Harry on the warpath to avenge the loss of his one true love.
Jim Nash is a private detective who has occasionally made his living on the shady side of the street. In his past, he has done off-the-book work for the Feds. One of those old jobs has returned to haunt him.