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William Lashner
(b.1956)aka Tyler Knox
William Lashner, a former Philadelphia lawyer, is a graduate of New York University Law School and the University of Iowa Writers' Workshop. He has served as trial attorney in the Criminal Division of the United States Justice Department. He lives with his family outside of Philadelphia.
Genres: Mystery, Thriller
Series
Victor Carl
1. Hostile Witness (1995)
2. Bitter Truth (1997)
aka Veritas
3. Fatal Flaw (2003)
4. Past Due (2004)
5. Falls the Shadow (2005)
6. Marked Man (2006)
7. A Killer's Kiss (2007)
A Bite of Strawberry (2013)
8. Bagmen (2014)
1. Hostile Witness (1995)
2. Bitter Truth (1997)
aka Veritas
3. Fatal Flaw (2003)
4. Past Due (2004)
5. Falls the Shadow (2005)
6. Marked Man (2006)
7. A Killer's Kiss (2007)
A Bite of Strawberry (2013)
8. Bagmen (2014)
Elizabeth Webster
1. Elizabeth Webster and the Court of Uncommon Pleas (2019)
2. Elizabeth Webster and the Portal of Doom (2020)
3. Elizabeth Webster and the Chamber of Stolen Ghosts (2021)
1. Elizabeth Webster and the Court of Uncommon Pleas (2019)
2. Elizabeth Webster and the Portal of Doom (2020)
3. Elizabeth Webster and the Chamber of Stolen Ghosts (2021)
Novels
Kockroach (2006) (as by Tyler Knox)
Blood and Bone (2009)
The Accounting (2013)
The Bar Keep (2014)
Crapstown (2014)
Guaranteed Heroes (2015)
The Four-Night Run (2016)
A Filthy Business (2017)
Freedom Road (2019)
Blood and Bone (2009)
The Accounting (2013)
The Bar Keep (2014)
Crapstown (2014)
Guaranteed Heroes (2015)
The Four-Night Run (2016)
A Filthy Business (2017)
Freedom Road (2019)
Books containing stories by William Lashner
Award nominations
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William Lashner recommends
Dead Money (2025)
Jakob Kerr
"A novel that works on so many levels, and the key to everything, as always, is the mother."
The Drifter (2016)
(Peter Ash, book 1)
Nick Petrie
"Nick Petrie's The Drifter has one of the most thrilling openings I've ever read, involving a dank crawlspace, the nastiest, smelliest dog in creation, and a former Marine lieutenant still suffering from the trauma of his war. It can't get better than this, I figured, but it does. Petrie's novel keeps accelerating even as it burrows ever deeper into the dark heart of the new American dream. It is a sterling debut. And yes, the dog is a star."
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