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Nathan Ripley: Find You in the Dark
Martin Reese, loving family man, obsessive stalker. But he has that stalking thing under control, in a way that’s quite […]
Hildur Sif Thorarensen: His Sweet
Feel the race against time Where the girl is held is a mystery. There a few clues and the time […]
Niklas Natt Och Dag: The Wolf and the Watchman
The muck and foulness of Stockholm in 1793 is well described in this debut by Niklas Natt Och Dag and […]
Un-Su Kim: The Plotters
Shadow men, real world Reseng was found in a trash can. Rescued by Old Racoon, he was raised among assassins […]
John McMahon: The Good Detective
Stunned by grief, blunted by alcohol Detective PT Marsh is creating a history of bad decisions. A favour for a […]
Leye Adenle: Easy Motion Tourist
Headlong into trouble Guy Collins is in Lagos, Nigeria. There’s an election in the works and he wants all the […]
Brett Battles: The Cleaner
Loner Jonathan Quinn is a Cleaner. Murder and disposal are not part of his job, but he won’t hesitate if […]
Stephen Mack Jones: August Snow
The ground underfoot He walked away with 12-million dollars after suing the Detroit police department who fired him. One year […]
John Straley: The Woman Who Married a Bear
“There is a story about a human being who marries a bear… How does it end? Depends…on where you are…on […]
