Maroon Rising

Buck Reilly's in Jamaica and back in the treasure hunting business--until some old enemies ace him out. Fortunately for Buck, a beautiful University professor with ancient Maroon secrets about the missing riches of captain Henry Morgan lures him back to the chase. Thrust into turbulent waters where trust is as elusive as the treasure itself, Buck's knocked further off course with the appearance of the once love-of-his-life. The heat of Maroon Rising jumps off the page as Buck ricochets from the pirate enclave of Port Royal--once the Wickedest City on Earth--to the Blue Mountains, GoldenEye Resort, white sand beaches and the lush Cockpit Country of Jamaica. The conclusion will leave you breathless and change Buck's life forever.

On Maroon Rising: "Breezy, winsome, and endlessly diverting." --Kirkus Reviews On Green to Go: "Green To Go is a rip-roaring, lock you to your seat adventure that careens through the Caribbean with the momentum of a crash landing. Great characters, excellent suspense, just enough romance, and lots of action, all bound together with the author's crisp writing style." --Michael Reisig, author of The Road To Key West
On Crystal Blue: "John Cunningham's "Crystal Blue" will make you a Buck Reilly fan, if you're not already. Cunningham's ability to take the Antilles, a collection of tropical Caribbean islands that spreads out from the Bahamas and ends off the coast of South America, and turn them from sandy beaches and bars of Paradise to a precarious locale whenever Buck Reilly shows up is unique. Along the bumpy and exciting ride, you can expect Reilly's eclectic group of friends and miscreants to show up, along with his nemeses FBI Special Agent T. Edward Booth - who is not above blackmailing Reilly to get what he wants.
     Of course, there's the "Beast," Reilly's air worthy, if not color-coordinated seaplane, a beautiful woman - looking for a missing husband and trying to put on a benefit rock concert in the British Virgin Islands - and an array of thugs. 
     Reilly needs the money from the charter businesses but ends up in a misadventure that threatens his life, his seaplane, the rock concert and the beautiful married woman. As he tries to sort out what's happening, deal with Booth, and protect his plane, Reilly has to say alive to accomplish it all. He finds out it's not as simple as sippin' a mojito on a barstool in Key West.
     You'll be reading all night because the page-turner of a book will keep you wondering until the last pages." --Michael Haskins, Author, Mick Murphy Key West mystery series