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Mark Pryor
Mark Pryor (Austin, TX) is a former newspaper reporter and now an assistant district attorney with the Travis County District Attorney's Office, in Austin, Texas. He is the creator of the true-crime blog D.A. Confidential. He has appeared on CBS News's 48 Hours and Discovery Channel's Discovery ID: Cold Blood.
Genres: Mystery, Historical Mystery
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Series
Hugo Marston
1. The Bookseller (2012)
2. The Crypt Thief (2013)
3. The Blood Promise (2014)
4. The Button Man (2014)
5. The Reluctant Matador (2015)
6. The Paris Librarian (2016)
7. The Sorbonne Affair (2017)
8. The Book Artist (2019)
9. The French Widow (2020)
1. The Bookseller (2012)
2. The Crypt Thief (2013)
3. The Blood Promise (2014)
4. The Button Man (2014)
5. The Reluctant Matador (2015)
6. The Paris Librarian (2016)
7. The Sorbonne Affair (2017)
8. The Book Artist (2019)
9. The French Widow (2020)
Henri Lefort Mysteries
1. Die Around Sundown (2022)
2. The Dark Edge of Night (2023)
3. A Blood Red Morning (2024)
1. Die Around Sundown (2022)
2. The Dark Edge of Night (2023)
3. A Blood Red Morning (2024)
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Mark Pryor recommends
Murderous Mistral (2017)
(Provence Mystery, book 1)
Cay Rademacher
"The novel bristles with characters whose secrets slowly reveal themselves, and Cay Rademacher draws us into a world that is in equal parts alluring and lethal. A wonderful tale, wonderfully told."
Flamingo Road (2017)
(Fia McKee, book 1)
Sasscer Hill
"Paced like a roller coaster ride, Flamingo Road is rich with authentic South Florida setting and racetrack detail as it races through a story of betrayal, family loyalty, illicit drugs, and a set of thugs that will keep you reading late into the night."
Heart of Stone (2016)
(Ellie Stone Mystery, book 4)
James W Ziskin
"Heart of Stone is the best Ellie Stone mystery yet, and that's saying something. The plot rockets along, fueled by colorful characters, intriguing clues, and Ellie herself, who is witty, vulnerable, and one of the finest and most fun amateur sleuths in crime fiction. I've read every Ellie Stone mystery, and I can't wait for the next."
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