Guided by Nick Archer, a car dealer from Canada with just a touch of larceny in his heart, the group starts organizing and plotting their revenge. Nick is joined by his son Alex, a somewhat off the wall owner of a TV commercial set building company, and Jennifer, the beautiful university student granddaughter of one of the retirees.

With nothing but time on their hands, the gang of duped retirees use their computers to track down the crooks to find their next target area. With the location and timing established, plans are finalized by Nick on how they’ll retrieve their money.

The cross country convoy is organized and led by LJ Livingston, a retired Marine officer from Patterson, New Jersey, and Harry Stanton, a retired airline manager out of Chicago. When they finally finish herding their small army twenty-two hundred miles through seven states, some wondered how the two leaders didn’t kill each other.

The history of this quiet nation; once beset by violent government upheaval, assassination, and invasion by a world power, unfolds as the background to a sad tale of revenge. Follow retired Marine officer LJ Livingston, an old invader returning to a place where he waged war, as he searches the jungle tracking not an assassin, but a young girl embroiled in something that happened years before she was born.

'Missing In Paradise' is a story about a group of ordinary seniors doing extraordinary things when they should be relaxing in their retirement. They’ll surprise, amuse and please you.

Sorting through the victim’s stable of authors, the loan sharks, the cuckolded husbands and all his disgruntled business associates makes this our investigator’s strangest and most challenging case in a long time. Through the gritty backstreets and alleys of industrial Hamilton, Will Deas finds he needs all his thirty-five years of experience to solve this murder he thinks some might consider justifiable homicide.

Who, amongst the hundreds that hated Peter Jefferson, finally snapped and dispatched the publisher to the great editor in the sky for the blue penciling so richly deserved.