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Instead of accepting a teaching position at the university, Tres is finishing up his apprenticeship for a private investigator's license.

When two professors are killed in quick succession at the University of Texas at San Antonio, Tres is asked to finish teaching the semester's literature classes.

Tres Navarre, Ph.D., has taken a summer teaching job at the University of Texas at Austin. He plans to live with his brother Garrett, a computer wizard, while enjoying a laid-back academic term.

With his gang of murderous thugs, Stirman pursues Erainya, the boss of college professor turned P.I. Tres Navarre.

Ralph Arguello is a criminal who put the street life behind him when he married SAPD detective Ana DeLeon.

Newly married and about to be a father, Tres gives up the dangerous life of a private detective.

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