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Mark Stevens is the author the Allison Coil Mystery Series and a finalist for the Colorado Book Award. Stevens is a former newspaper reporter (Denver Post, Rocky Mountain News) and television news producer (The MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour). His favorite mystery writers are Patricia Highsmith, James M. Cain, Elmore Leonard, Ruth Rendell, Tony Hillerman, Raymond Chandler and Nevada Barr. He is a member of Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers, Rocky Mountain Mystery Writers of America, Western Writers of America and Colorado Authors League.
Genres: Mystery
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Allison Coil Mystery
1. Antler Dust (2007)
2. Buried By the Roan (2011)
3. Trapline (2014)
4. Lake of Fire (2015)
5. The Melancholy Howl (2018)
6. The Fireballer (2023)
1. Antler Dust (2007)
2. Buried By the Roan (2011)
3. Trapline (2014)
4. Lake of Fire (2015)
5. The Melancholy Howl (2018)
6. The Fireballer (2023)
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Not the Killing Kind (2024)
Maria Kelson
"A masterful debut novel that reads like the work of a seasoned storyteller. You won't soon forget Boots Marez or the lengths she will go to put her world back together while unmasking ugly exploitation in her own community. Beautifully written, with a keen eye for layers and nuance, look no further for a tantalizing ride."
The Clincher (2018)
(Horseshoer Mystery, book 1)
Lisa Preston
"The Clincher runs at full gallop from first page to last with sharp-eyed Rainy Dale leading the charge. Lisa Preston's writing is so vivid you'll think you're sitting in the saddle and you'll finish knowing you need to see Rainy Dale ride again."
Pushback (2018)
John E Stith
"John Stith's Pushback is a fast-paced ride that gives new definition to the term 'bad week.' Besieged and belittled by a barrage of attacks, Dave Barlow's brutal trek through purgatory is a taut, tense thriller. Dave Barlow's self-effacing commentary--and John Stith's smooth prose--will have you gobbling up the pages faster than Barlow zooms all over the Pikes Peak region trying to figure out where his life went so terribly, terribly wrong."
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