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The Yellow Packard
Written by Ace Collins
Copyright: 2018
A Prequel. "The Case That Introduced Helen Meeker and the In the President’s Service series.
In the midst of the Great Depression, draftsman George Hall longs to bring his baby girl, Rose, home from the hospital in style. So, he buys a barely used Packard sedan from the estate of spinster Abigale Watling despite rumors the car is nothing but bad luck. At ?rst, the Packard brings the Halls an unexpected boon … but the unthinkable follows when Rose is kidnapped, and the car stolen.
Helen Meeker—struggling to prove herself in the male-dominated ranks of J. Edgar Hoover’s FBI—takes the case and vows to bring justice to the Halls. Tracking down the kidnapper means tracking down the Packard, and Helen soon ?nds herself steered into intrigue and the line of ?re of the country’s most sought-after public enemy. Until clues lead to a dead end."
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A Date With Death
Written by Ace Collins
Copyright: 2013
03/04/1942 - 03/16/1942: "Helen Meeker has less than thirty days to stop the execution of an innocent pastor who has unbelievably confessed to being a Nazi spy. While on a case that has dynamic implications to uncovering an espionage ring operating on American and British soil, Helen defuses a hostage crisis in a bank robbery gone wrong, unearths an explosive coffin, and is introduced to a dead English hero who seems very much alive. The fate of an innocent girl and the world’s two most dynamic leaders depend upon Helen’s connecting cases before Wilbur Shellmeyer faces a firing squad, and Churchill and Roosevelt meet for a secret conference in upstate New York."
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The Dark Pool
Written by Ace Collins
Copyright: 2013
03/16/1942 - 03/21/1942. "Helen Meeker is up against impossible odds as she races against time to rescue both her sister and her partner. To further complicate matters, however, behind-the-scenes experiments threaten the very survival of Western civilization.
From the halls of the White House to the hidden laboratory of a diabolical scientist to the foreign fields of battle, a pervading evil moves ever closer to the successful overthrow of all that is good. Will Helen Meeker be able to stem the tide…or will she be swept away in its dark undercurrent?"
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Blood Brother
Written by Ace Collins
Copyright: 2013
03/21/1942 - 03/28/1942. "After an assassin’s bullet stops Helen Meeker dead in tracks her friends must find the man who fired the shot. From the streets of Washington D.C. to the stockyards in Chicago with a side trip to the heart of Texas, danger and intrigue dog a secret government team as Helen hovers between life and death. Will an enemy’s blood offer a second chance at life and the key to finding out what a mysterious tall man really wants?"
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Fatal Addiction
Written by Ace Collins
Copyright: 2013
03/29/1942 - 04/09/1942. "Helen Meeker has impulsively hopped onto a DC-2, en route to Nazi Germany, in a seemingly foolhardy attempt to save her friend, Henry Reese. Rebecca Bobbs and the rest of the team watch in horrified resignation, unable to stop the inevitable. Meanwhile, Alistar Fistar discovers that without the injections that have given him super-human powers, he will soon die. And he won’t be the only one, as others—much more innocent than Fistar—are sucked into the fatal addiction. Is there any way for the remaining team members to stop the diabolical plot that could enslave an entire civilization—before it’s too late?"
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The Devil's Eyes
Written by Ace Collins
Copyright: 2014
04/09/1942 - 04/24/1942. "The Devil’s Eyes picks up where Fatal Addiction left off, with singer Grace Lupino charming her way into men’s hearts while plunging a knife in the back of anyone who gets in her way. While Helen Meeker and her team, supposedly dead, hide in the shadows, trying to discover the identity of the mole in the White House as well as uncover the truth of who is behind the evil that snuffs out lives and steals souls without a twinge of conscience, some of the most important and valued documents in American history become a pawn between life and death."
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The Dead Can Talk
Written by Ace Collins
Copyright: 2015
04/25/1942 - 05/14/1942. "Helen Meeker persuades the president to send her and two other agents behind enemy lines in Germany in a desperate attempt to obtain needed information for the Allies. In a life-and-death chase to escape the Nazis that are hot on their trail, one of the agents is shot and left for dead, but not before Nazi plans are smuggled out with the two remaining agents. Meanwhile, back in the States, Alistar Fister believes he has at last discovered the elusive Fountain of Youth—and he is willing to kill anyone who tries to stop him from drinking it."
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Bottled Madness
Written by Ace Collins
Copyright: 2015
05/15/1942 - 06/09/1942. "From explorers to politicians to people of all races and cultures, the legend of the Fountain of Youth has called to anxious hearts through the ages. World War II was no exception, and one of the cruelest men of that era or any other, Adolf Hitler, was willing to pay exorbitant amounts to get his hands on the supposedly magical elixir. With lives hanging in the balance, Helen Meeker and her team, believed by many to be dead but who are in fact very much alive—at least for the time being—must race against time to protect themselves and others against the curse that accompanies the Fountain of Youth legend."
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Shadows In The Moonlight
Written by Ace Collins
Copyright: 2015
06/15/1942 - 06/27/1942. "Helen Meeker still leads the special team, appointed by the President himself, and the team must race against time to rescue four disabled young people who have been kidnapped by criminals who have sold out to the highest bidder—in this case, Adolph Hitler. Will Meeker and her associates succeed in finding the kidnap victims before Hitler decides they are no longer of use to him?"
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Evilution
Written by Ace Collins
Copyright: 2016
06/27/1942 - 07/07/1942. "Last we saw Helen Meeker, she was in a great explosion in Carfono’s office—can a “ghost” be killed again? The team is still racing against time to rescue the four disabled young friends of the President who have been kidnapped by criminals in league with Adolph Hitler. On the European front, Reese and Holsclaw are attempting to get to England to search for the traitor Armstrong—to find out what he knows that Hitler will go to such lengths to get. The team has their work cut out for him—or will one or more of them be cut out?"
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Uneasy Alliance
Written by Ace Collins
Copyright: 2016
07/07/1942 - 07/22/1942. "Henry Reese is underwater—literally. He’s being given a ride to Mexico in a German submarine still playing the role of Nigel Armstrong, the Brit who was a traitor to his country in exchange for a trunk full of loot. During the ride, he forms an uneasy friendship with Commander Fritz Klein, the Sea Shark. In their conversations he learns a very disturbing fact about the German war effort and what Hitler’s up to now. In the meantime, Helen Meeker and her crew await the arrival of a new team member assigned by the President—a British woman who was to accompany them on a yet to be disclosed mission."
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The 13th Floor
Written by Ace Collins
Copyright: 2016
07/22/1942 - 08/07/1942. "A newspaper leaks word that Helen is alive and her world is turned upside. Separated from her team, she joins forces with a former enemy and pulls back the cover on shady alliances in the nation’s capitol as she fights to save the president’s reputation and salvage her value to the American war effort. The case hinges on the seemingly senseless murder of someone from the past and a string of explosions that not only threaten the war effort, but also the emergence of women in the workforce. Meanwhile, in Mexico, Helen’s team fights new foes to rescue someone long thought dead and save a German U-boat commander who has a secret too ghastly to believe."
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The White Rose
Written by Ace Collins
Copyright: 2016
07/10/1942 - 09/25/1942. "Helen Meeker has been moved Chicago against her will and given a partner she does not trust. The pair face two disparate cases. The first requires saving an innocent man from execution and the second sees Helen employ a bizarre trap to bring Fredrick Bauer out of hiding. In this action/adventure/whodunit, Helen and her new partner, Teresa Bryant, form an uneasy alliance as they face assassination attempts, a baffling mystery concerning a bank robbery and the murder of a guard, and the challenge of decoding a book containing information the Nazis can’t afford to have to come to light."
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The Cat's Eye
Written by Ace Collins
Copyright: 2017
09/28/1942 - 10/25/1942. "Helen Meeker is immersed in a perverse game where lives are cheap, faith is in short supply, death is a constant companion and the action never stops. A kidnapped Norwegian child, a murdered Japanese-American woman, and a secret Nazi project hidden inside a mountain build into a breathless adventure that literally spans the globe."
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The Red Suit Case
Written by Ace Collins
Copyright: 2017
11/23/1942 - 12/25/1942. "Helen Meeker has traveled the globe fighting the world's most evil forces, but a small boy has given her a seemingly impossible case. The child believes the same people who killed his father on the Astoria during the first summer of World War II have also murdered Santa Claus. How will Meeker prove to Walter Glasglow that the jolly elf is still alive?"
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Set for Danger
Written by Ace Collins
Copyright: 2018
12/26/1942 - 02/04/1943. "Helen Meeker and her team are on the trail of the Nazi’s top spy, under attack by the forces of Imperial Japan, and asked to solve the attempted murder of one of the world’s biggest movie stars. From Hollywood sound stages to a deserted island to a Colorado ghost town to a mental hospital, the action intensifies with each turn of the page. As Meeker, Bryant, and Lancelot each work different angles, their cases converge in the climatic fashion of a motion picture blockbuster."
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The Trojan Horse
Written by Ace Collins
Copyright: 2020
02/14/1943 - 03/14/1943. "When seven mummified women are found on an Army training ground, Helen Meeker and her team are immersed into a perplexing and horrifying mystery. But that’s just the beginning! When more bodies are discovered, Teresa Bryant’s past offers a clue as to who the victims are, but it will take the skills of Napoleon Lancelot to uncover the reason for their deaths. At the same time, Nazi SS units are being smuggled into the United States to conduct terrorist operations while their leader, aided by a woman who claims to have no soul, is under orders to find and assassinate Helen Meeker."
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The Wolf Pack
Written by Ace Collins
Copyright: 2020
03/14/1943 - 05/17/1943. "Helen Meeker’s team is attempting to stop a Nazi terrorist squad while also answering the question of who is behind the murder of more than forty young women. With Becca Bobbs and Clay Barnes joining Helen, Napoleon Lancelot, and Teresa Bryant to track down an invisible foe known only as the Wolf, this fast-paced adventure goes from Texas, to New York, to Germany, and to Washington before concluding on an island lost in fog and dripping with death."
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Black or White
Written by Ace Collins
Copyright: 2021
08/18/1943 - 09/22/1943. "Helen Meeker faces a confounding mystery that includes a congressman, a mobster, and the German high command. Triggered by a bank robbery, a suicide, and a kidnapping, Meeker’s team is put on high alert and drawn into intense action where one of them is gravely injured. In Washington, St. Louis, Chicago, and up and down the Atlantic coast, they are saddled with the seemingly impossible tasks of protecting key government secrets and saving the lives of two innocent children."
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