Les Edgerton is an American author of eighteen books, including two about writing fiction: Finding Your Voice and Hooked. He also writes short stories, articles, essays, novels, and screenplays.
Genres: Mystery
Novels
The Death of Tarpons (1996)
Just Like That (2011)
The Perfect Crime (2012)
The Rapist (2013)
The Bitch (2014)
12 Mad Men (2014) (with others)
The Genuine, Imitation, Plastic Kidnapping (2014)
Bomb! (2016)
Monday's Meal (2018)
Mirror, Mirror (2019)
Hard Times (2020)
Just Like That (2011)
The Perfect Crime (2012)
The Rapist (2013)
The Bitch (2014)
12 Mad Men (2014) (with others)
The Genuine, Imitation, Plastic Kidnapping (2014)
Bomb! (2016)
Monday's Meal (2018)
Mirror, Mirror (2019)
Hard Times (2020)
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Savage Gerry (2021)
John Jantunen
"This is an Old Testament novel of fire and brimstone, of a fierce, just God. This is a novel of an eye for an eye. This is a novel of strong and stoic men, who take care of their families and ask for no quarter. A novel of men’s actions, not their words. This is a novel of the love of men for their sons. This is a novel of strength, not of weakness."
Man of the World (2020)
(Tommy Bennett, book 2)
Paul D Brazill
"Paul D Brazill is the Crown Prince of Noir."
Bad Samaritan (2018)
(Nick Forte Mystery, book 5)
Dana King
"Dana King is such a terrific writer that if he wrote soup label copy, I’d have a cupboard full of tomato, mushroom and chicken noodle soup and never open a can. The good news is that he has a new book out titled Bad Samaritan and once again, King doesn’t disappoint. His bad-ass detective, Nick Forte, is after nasty guys who abuse and exploit women and since these jerks operate in Chicago, they’re in a world of hurt as Nick also lives in Chicago and doesn’t suffer creeps gladly. Full-bore action coming at you on every page. Glom onto this oneyou’ll thank me if you do."
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