DENBY CHRONICLES Chronicle I: Club Cozumel Phillip Denby is a U.S. developer who creates a time-share concept around an "all inclusive" club environment on Cozumel Island, Mexico. Denby hires a nationalized U.S. realtor with strong ties to Mexico, lures the regional VP from Club Mex and gets involved with many of the wrong people. A Mexican contractor, who was once the Spanish Counsel to Cancun, causes him great grief. The Club staff start a call-girl operation, and someone is embezzling his profits. The leading Mexican opposition party candidate gets wind of the deal Denby cut to get the land for the Club, and rides this Mexican Aguapuerto (Watergate) affair toward victory. Denby's wife leaves in disgust. She quickly finds herself in the middle of a deal with a crooked banker and a Club officer. And then. ...well, I don't want to spoil the ending for you. If you love the Mexican Caribbean, you will feel comfortable in this novel. But you will hate what is happening to lovely little Cozumel. Chronicle II: Bay of Death Something deadly is happening in Monterey Bay. Far too many sea lions are washing up, dead, along the shores of the tranquil waters. Josh Brady, a marine biologist for the Monterey Bay Aquarium, disappears right before his wife's eyes. When the body of an Army researcher surfaces in a local marina, police divers make a second startling discovery - the grisly remains of Josh Brady. The missing biologist's unexplained disappearance now becomes a part of a ruthless double murder. Phillip Denby moves from the Mexican Caribbean to Monterey Bay to undertake an amazing ecological resort, and charms the locals. He decides to use the closure of the Army base at Fort Ord as a goldenopportunity. Involving his wife's brother in their operations pulls Denby right into the Monterey Bay problems. Fort Ord's sale and impending shutdown is making waves on the Army base. Capt. Brad Allen is orde