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Paul Heatley's books have been published by the likes of All Due Respect, Inkubator Books, Close To The Bone, and more. His short stories have appeared online and in print for publications such as Thuglit, Horror Sleaze Trash, Spelk, Near to the Knuckle, Shotgun Honey, the Crime Factory, and the Flash Fiction Offensive, among others.
Genres: Thriller, Mystery
Series
Tom Rollins
1. Blood Line (2021)
2. Wrong Turn (2021)
3. Hard To Kill (2021)
4. Snow Burn (2021)
5. Road Kill (2022)
6. No Quarter (2022)
7. Hard Target (2022)
8. Last Stand (2023)
9. Blood Feud (2023)
10. Search and Destroy (2023)
11. Ghost Team (2023)
12. Full Throttle (2024)
13. Sudden Impact (2024)
14. Kill Switch (2024)
1. Blood Line (2021)
2. Wrong Turn (2021)
3. Hard To Kill (2021)
4. Snow Burn (2021)
5. Road Kill (2022)
6. No Quarter (2022)
7. Hard Target (2022)
8. Last Stand (2023)
9. Blood Feud (2023)
10. Search and Destroy (2023)
11. Ghost Team (2023)
12. Full Throttle (2024)
13. Sudden Impact (2024)
14. Kill Switch (2024)
Novels
Guns, Drugs and Dogs (2017)
Fatboy (2017)
Guillotine (2019)
Bad Bastards (2019)
Stealing Christmas (2019)
Cutthroat (2020)
Just Like Jesus (2020)
24 Hour Gas (2024)
Fatboy (2017)
Guillotine (2019)
Bad Bastards (2019)
Stealing Christmas (2019)
Cutthroat (2020)
Just Like Jesus (2020)
24 Hour Gas (2024)
Collections
Novellas and Short Stories
The Motel Whore (2015)
The Vampire (2015)
The Boy (2015)
The Mess (2015)
The Pitbull (2015)
Three (2015)
Christmas Stockings (2018)
The Vampire (2015)
The Boy (2015)
The Mess (2015)
The Pitbull (2015)
Three (2015)
Christmas Stockings (2018)
Omnibus editions show
Paul Heatley recommends
Last Year's Man (2018)
(Tommy Bennett, book 1)
Paul D Brazill
"It’s all here, everything you’ve come to expect from a Paul D. Brazill caper—the fast pace, the witty banter, the grim humour and the classic tunes—except this time he’s REALLY outdone himself. Unlike the lament in the song the title takes its name from, Paul’s best years are surely still ahead of him."
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