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P J Parrish
(Kristy Montee and Kelly Montee)
The New York Times bestselling author and Edgar-nominee P.J. Parrish is actually two sisters, Kristy Montee and Kelly Nichols. Parrish is the author of the critically-acclaimed and commercially successful Louis Kincaid series of mystery novels.
Awards: Shamus (2014), Anthony (2008), ITW (2007) see all
Genres: Mystery
Series
Louis Kincaid
1. Dark of the Moon (1999)
2. Dead of Winter (2001)
3. Paint It Black (2002)
4. Thicker Than Water (2003)
5. Island of Bones (2004)
6. A Killing Rain (2005)
7. An Unquiet Grave (2006)
8. A Thousand Bones (2007)
9. South of Hell (2008)
10. The Little Death (2010)
Claw Back (2013)
11. Heart of Ice (2013)
12. The Damage Done (2018)
1. Dark of the Moon (1999)
2. Dead of Winter (2001)
3. Paint It Black (2002)
4. Thicker Than Water (2003)
5. Island of Bones (2004)
6. A Killing Rain (2005)
7. An Unquiet Grave (2006)
8. A Thousand Bones (2007)
9. South of Hell (2008)
10. The Little Death (2010)
Claw Back (2013)
11. Heart of Ice (2013)
12. The Damage Done (2018)
Series contributed to
Harold Middleton
1. The Chopin Manuscript (2008) (with others)
2. The Copper Bracelet (2010) (with others)
1. The Chopin Manuscript (2008) (with others)
2. The Copper Bracelet (2010) (with others)
Books containing stories by P J Parrish
Edgar & Shamus Go Golden (2022)
Twelve Tales of Murder, Mystery, and Master Detection from the Golden Age of Mystery and Beyond
edited by
Gay Toltl Kinman and Andrew McAleer
On a Raven's Wing (2009)
New Tales in Honor of Edgar Allan Poe
(Mystery Writers of America Presents)
edited by
Stuart M Kaminsky
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P J Parrish recommends
Brain Storm (2016)
(Angela Richman, Death Investigator, book 1)
Elaine Viets
"I’ve been a fan of Elaine Viets’s books since she debuted her leather-clad heroine Francesca Vierling. And now I am delighted to see her give us another strong female character we can root for—death investigator Angela Richman. I’m also stoked to see Elaine venture into darker territory with Brain Storm, a multilayered mystery that is rich in its sense of place and character and propelled with medical intrigue. Brain Storm has everything I love in crime fiction—complexity, intelligence, pretzel-plotting, and a touch of dark humor."
Innocent Blood (2015)
(John Jordan Mystery, book 6)
Michael Lister
"One of crime fictions most original heroes, one of the genre's freshest voices."
Died Blonde (2004)
(Bad Hair Day, book 6)
Nancy J Cohen
"Nancy Cohen has penned another follicle-raising frolic with a wry twist of romance."
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