Paul is currently working on:

The Blues Don't Care, a novel featuring Bobby Saxon, his unique character who has appeared in three published short stories (The Good Old Days, Santa Claus Blues and Sleepy Lagoon Nocturne).

As with all the Bobby Saxon stories, the novel takes place in and around Central Avenue, as well as other Los Angeles locations. At the time (mid 20th century), Central Avenue was the heart of Los Angeles' African-American community, featuring famous nightclubs, such as the Club Alabam, where musician Bobby plays as the only white member of an all-black swing band – and that isn't the only distinctive thing about him. The Dunbar Hotel, next door to the Alabam, the premier "colored" hotel, where everyone who was anyone in the black community – from famous musicians like Duke Ellington, who kept a suite there, to future Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall – stayed when they couldn't stay at whites only hotels. As with all the Bobby Saxon stories, he traverses these and other Central Avenue locations as well the greater Los Angeles area.

Blues is set on the World War II homefront where Bobby finds himself involved in more intrigue than he can fathom, but the blues don't care about that. Though if they don't it seems everyone else does as they are all after Bobby.