London, England Post WWII It’s almost dawn on Christmas day when Newman’s phone rings. A City Councilor is sending his […]
Tag Archive for ‘noir’
Philip Elliott: Nobody Move
Nobody Move is an apt title for this book, as any sudden action among the characters can bring everything to […]
Alan Parks: Bloody January
Glasgow’s underbelly in the 1970s is well given life in this debut book by Alan Parks. A young man commits […]
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 […]
Math Bird: Welcome to HolyHell
The return Missing money and the run to HolyHell. It starts with one body and ends with more. In the […]
Michael Pronko: The Moving Blade
Feeling Tokyo Michael Pronko contacted me out the of the blue one day, and it was the best kind […]
Terence McCauley: The Fairfax Incident
Smooth Operator Charlie Doherty is WWI veteran, and ex-police. A bag man forced off the job so the Chief of […]
Olivia Kiernan: Too Close to Breathe
Breathless Detective Chief Super Frankie Sheehan is back on the job. Badly injured by a killer from a previous […]
Dietrich Kalteis: Zero Avenue + Insight from the author
Vancouver Punk It’s 1979 and the Vancouver scene is ripe. Flash guitar riffs, apocalyptic lyrics, crashing drums and […]
Person of Interest: Sue Coletta
Mystery Lady I first brought Sue Coletta to this website when I put her book Marred on the 2016 […]
