Bottom of the Deck If you are Jamie Elders, you are living in a dingy trailer under the thumb of […]
Tag Archive for ‘crime fiction novels’
Masako Togawa: The Lady Killer
Philanderer, killer The Lady Killer is a publication from 1963 translated from Japanese, it’s a little bit […]
Matt Goldman: Gone to Dust
Bitter remains Nils Shapiro, a Minnesota police officer laid-off from the job becomes a Private Investigator. The town of […]
Reavis Z. Wortham: The Rock Hole
Small town terror It’s 1964 and Center Springs Texas has a problem. It starts with the discovery of a […]
Michael J. Clark: Clean Sweep
Escape A prostitute with a ledger she shouldn’t have. The man who wants it back, and the hunters he sets […]
Lev D Lewis: Jellyfish
Disgraced lawyer PI extraordinaire* Frank Bale is the private investigator of his dreams. *Dream being the operative. The world […]
Duane Swierczynski: Revolver
Family heritage Family lies It’s a cop family of three generations. The murder of officer Stan Walczak, along with […]
Avery Duff: Beach Lawyer
Legal Revenge Robert Worth is athletic, handsome, intelligent and hardworking. Five years into his prevailing plan he’s about to make […]
Todd Robinson: The Hard Bounce & Rough Trade
Carefully Simplistic Achingly Adroit St. Gabriel’s Home for Boys is where the children of addicts, cons and abusers land. […]
An Interview with: Trace Conger
A mighty fine man After finishing Trace Conger’s third book I knew it was time to talk to him about characters […]
