Jeremiah Cotton
Writer: Various Authors
Characters
Jeremiah Cotton (NY Police
Officer)
Philippa Decker (Special
Agent G-Team)
John D. High (Head of G-Team)
Dilagio (Special Agent
G-Team)
Zeerookah (Native American,
Coordinates Operations G-Team)
Joe Brandenburg (Cotton’s
Patrol Partner)
Sarah (Cotton’s Adopted
Mother)
Samantha (Cotton’s
Girlfriend)
Rashid (Black Friend)
18-year
old Jeremiah Cotton arrives in New York with his parents to visit his sister
who works in the Twin Trade Towers. He’s late getting to her office when
terrorists attack the buildings, killing his family along with many other
innocent people. He is caught in the rubble as the building collapses, and
promises if he is rescued to become a cop to help others. Years later he fulfills
that promise and works as a patrolman. He’s working a late shift with his
partner one night when he sees a suspicious Chinese girl enter a building with
a gun. His partner has left the vehicle, so Cotton follows the girl and finds
her murdered inside.
Special
Agent Philippa Decker is with the FBI G-Team, a special unit investigating the
serial killing of Asian prostitutes in several States bordering New York.
Wearing a cream-colored pant suit with a white cashmere sweater, low cut, she
drives a white Carera Porsche, 911 GT3, with a 500 horsepower engine. At first
she has Cotton arrested, then finds him a pest when he won’t let the
investigation go. After a while she becomes attracted to him, and recognizes
his investigative ability.
The
murdered Asian woman was Special Agent Maggie Huang. It was never learned why
she was in the building where she died, though she was with the G-Team
investigating the serial killer. Her car, a black Dodge Challenger, with a 426
Hemi engine, and 425 horsepower is given to Cotton when he is accepted into the
G-Team as a Special Agent under Agent Decker.
Rashid
is the reason Cotton was delayed meeting his family in his sister’s office. The
black lad had stolen his wallet, and Cotton chased him to down to recover it.
Later, the boy visited him in the hospital when he learned of his injuries, and
they became good friends.
With
the Twin Trade Towers falling apart, people were trying to get out of the
building and to safety. Cotton spots an elderly lady in a wheelchair trapped in
an elevator. He pulls her to safety and carries her to the lobby and safety,
then returns above to help others when he is also trapped in the rubble. The
elderly lady was Sarah, and she became his adopted mother.
Cotton’s
girlfriend, Samantha is never seen, only mentioned. The other Members of G-Team
are John D. High, Dilagio, and Zeerookah.
Joe
Brandenburg, Cotton’s patrol partner, is an officer on the take. He’s receiving
kickback from Asian prostitutes. Although Cotton doesn’t like it, there’s
nothing he can do about it, and remain a cop.
This
was originally a series of Dime Novels, published in Germany, now a remake
of the world famous cult series with more than one billion copies sold and
appearing now as a bi-weekly, beginning January 31st, 2014, with a
self-contained story in each e-book episode. The stories have just been
translated, and released in the US as epub and Kindle versions. Fourteen short
novels have been released so far.
“Cotton
FBI: The Beginning” by Mario Giordano (#1)
“Cotton
FBI: Countdown” by Peter Menningan & Frank Keith (2)
“Cotton
FBI: Hidden Shadows” by Jan Gardemann & Sharmila Cohen (#3)
“Cotton
FBI: Witness Protection” by Alexander Lohmann & Sharmila Cohen (#4)
“Cotton
FBI: The Infection” by Linda Budinger (#5)
“Cotton
FBI: Bony Beach” by Peter Menningan (#6)
“Cotton
FBI: The Kumo Cartell” by Mara Loua & Sharmila Cohen (#7)
“Cotton
FBI: Killer Apps” by Peter Menningan (#8)
“Cotton
FBI Deadly Games” by Alfred Bekker & Sharlima Cohen (#9)
“Cotton
FBI Project Omega” by Peter Menningan (#10)
“Cotton
FBI Death On Order” by Alexander Lohmann (#11)
“Cotton
FBI: Survival” by Peter Menningan (#12)
“Cotton:
FBI Whistle Blower” by Jurgen Benvenuti (#13)
“Cotton
FBI Civil War” by Linda Budinger (#14)
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