“Murderers always get caught. Except the ones that get away with it.” Ed Edwards is weary of the game. He’s […]
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David Hill: The Vapors
A Southern Family, the New York Mob, and the Rise and Fall of Hot Springs – America’s Forgotten Capital of […]
Johnny Shaw: The Southland
Available August 7th, 2020 Three women: Nadia, Luz and Ostelinda. All illegal in the US. Each of them with a […]
Andrew James Greig: Whirligig
Each measured drop…provides fresh impetus to bone gears transmitting rotary movement via the main pulley, meshing with each interconnected neighbour […]
David Hewson: Shooter in the Dark
Available July 18th Tom Honeyman isn’t having much luck with writing since his double murder, true crime bestseller came out […]
Otho Eskin: The Reflecting Pool
Detective Marko Zorn loves the beauty and luxury of life. He collects art, drives a Jag and wears upscale clothing. […]
Leith C. MacArthur: The Death of Harry Crow
Available July 15th – Click here to Pre-order William Snow finds missing people, specifically children and teenagers. In fact, he […]
Jakub Żulczyk: Blinded by the Lights
There are three things that Kuba says Warsaw is about: talking, hustling and cocaine. Kuba deals cocaine, or rather he […]
Florence Wetzel: The Woman Who Went Overboard
Agnes Andersson needs a husband in her life and the cruise she’s taking is her lifeline to accomplishing that. Self-described […]
A.J. Devlin: Rolling Thunder
The Split-Lip Sallies are roller derby queens. But their coach Lawrence is missing and Stormy Daze (AKA Stephanie Danielson) hires […]
