Best Hard Boiled Mysteries Books

Best Free Hard Boiled Mysteries Books of 2024

Vienna in Repose Book Reviews
Marcus Durden
Vienna is in the grip of a crime wave and Agent Muller has been sent to tackle it; not just because of his talent at solving crimes but because his superiors see him as toxic to th...
Full Count Book Reviews
Michael R Helberg
Jake Tanner, private detective and former U.S. Marine, is tough, smart, funny and lovable. What starts out as a missing person's case quickly turns into one with international...
Colored Waters Book Reviews
Brad Stratton
Colored Waters, the first Michael Chamber's crime/mystery novel. Calloused and hardened as he has become, Michael has a difficult time watching the video someone is using to b...
Predestination And Other Stories Book Reviews
Annie Haq
A compilation of three stories about the circumstances that carve our destinies. The forces that act beyond human comprehension some working in our favor while others against us.
A Perfect Alibi Book Reviews
Anne Baines
The job looked like the same old story. Husband thinks wife is cheating, husband hires private investigator...  Until someone ends up dead. As a former police detective tu...
The Man with the Crooked Eye -- A Rafe Velez Mystery Book Reviews
AB Stonebridge
A notsosimple cheating boyfriend investigation turns into murder and robbery. Plus, there's a $250,000 lottery payoff up for grabs if somebody is willing to cover up a piece ...
The Big Goodbye Book Reviews
Michael Lister
A vulnerable woman being followed. A PI determined to protect her. Former lovers embroiled in an intense mystery thriller fraught with intrigue and danger. A sexy, romantic, suspen...
Wanted Man Book Reviews
Peter Menadue
Third book in the Gary Maddox Series. When Sydney private investigator, Gary Maddox, is hired to recover a stolen painting, he plunges deep into the art world and finds himself bat...
Hard Landing Book Reviews
Peter Menadue
Second book in the Gary Maddox Series: Sydney private investigator Gary Maddox is asked to find a missing accountant. He doesn't expect any trouble. After all, the guy is just...
Killing Schmidt Honorably Book Reviews
Vincent Alexandre
Charlie Schmidt, a retired assassin, is returning home after completing a flight from Paris. In under fortyeight hours all hell will break loose for Charlie when he discovers his g...
Vengeance Book Reviews
Donald Phillips
John MacAllister is an honest copper. This honesty will probably mean that he will stay at his current rank for the rest of his time in the force, after a well known judge was sent...
A Fatal Affair Book Reviews
Pamela Crane
The short story companion book to the bestselling psychological thriller, The Admirer's Secret. A husband in love with his wife. A wife willing to do anything to escape him. A...
Looking For Henry Turner Book Reviews
W.L. Liberman
Toronto, 1960. Mo Gold and Arthur "Birdie" Birdwell are like fish out of water. Mo is Jewish and sardonic; Birdie's black, thoughtful and gargantuan. They're pr...
Step On A Crack Book Reviews
David Edgerley Gates
It’s said things come in threes, a run of good luck at cards, a run of bad luck in love. But the penny doesn’t always drop until the third time around. Come the third time, you sna...
Murder from the Newsdesk Book Reviews
Peter Bartram
Murder from the Newsdesk Crime reporter Colin Crampton uses every newspaper scam he knows to crack 10 more mysteries A crime reporter chasing headlines The clues that set him on th...
The Stiff in the Five Hundred Dollar Suit Book Reviews
Steve Matthew Benner
During the mid1950’s, Chief Detective Harvey Halloway was assigned to a murder investigation involving the murder of a man dressed in an expensive suit and found stabbed to death o...
Dhata Mays Book Reviews
Greg Dragon
In a war between man and machine, he must find a way to protect them all... After a devastating war forced humans to rely on synths for survival, the two have learned to coexist pe...
Corpses Say The Darndest Things Book Reviews
Doug Lamoreux
It was a simple job: keep an eye on the minister's wife until she goes safely to bed. Then all hell broke loose. The death of a beloved Chicago televangelist’s wife is only th...
Lonely Are The Dead Book Reviews
Paul Westwood
The year is 1977. A remorseless serialkiller is stalking Bay City. The reason for the murders is unknown, but the dismembered victims are always young and beautiful. In order to fi...
Heads Up Book Reviews
Shaun Tennant
Five years ago, the police department was shattered when a psychotic hit man turned his rage against homicide detectives and their families. Now, the evidence suggests that the sam...
Slow Fall Book Reviews
Edgar Williams
Slow Fall is a mystery in The Wekiwa County series. Set in the preDisney torpor of rural central Florida, it tells the story of an exMiamicop who returns to his smalltown Florida h...
The Case of the Running Bag Book Reviews
Gene Poschman
It Began with a Simple Accident, or was it an Attempted Murder? A femme fatale. Her missing husband. A dead private detective. And a dangerous game of mistaken identity... It all s...
Zero Tolerance Book Reviews
J.J. Klein
Former Navy SEAL and NCIS agent, Jim Slade is now living the good life in the Florida Keys as a private detective. His small firm of two employs himself and a very ambitious and eq...
Angel of Darkness Book Reviews
Steve N. Lee
Do You Love Thrillers? Are you curious how a bestselling author creates a hero? Do you long to know how they develop their stories? Wonder how much is fiction and how much is reall...
Angry Betty Book Reviews
Jamie Lee Scott
A female cop, a dead body in the trunk of a car, and drug cartels in a small Texas town. Kate Darby learned to hate cops at an early age, thanks to her drug addicted mom. No one wo...
Road to Rouen Book Reviews
Jack Waddell
It’s 1958 and the little county seat of Rouen is a long way from the gritty Los Angeles beat newspaper reporter Roy Cutter was working before he was fired. But he’s forced to retur...
On the Streets for Alison Book Reviews
Paul Matos
What line would you cross for a friend? Alison is missing. Sam, her brother comes to see his old friends, Raph and Mac, fearing the worse. After the search begins they find that th...
Big Numbers Book Reviews
Jack Getze
Who wants to kill Austin Carr? Everybody. After all, he's a stockbroker. About to be ingeniously murdered snatched off a private fishing yacht by a live, sixhundredpound gian...
Closure Book Reviews
Randall Wood
When a prominent lawyer is shot while waiting at a suburban stop sign it sets off a nationwide manhunt for an elusive killer. Special Agent Jack Randall of the FBI finds himself ap...
Not Dead Yet Book Reviews
Peter Menadue
The first book in the Gary Maddox Series: Sydney private investigator Gary Maddox scratches out a living doing personal injuries surveillance. A mother asks him to find out who kil...
The Moving Finger Book Reviews
Edward Phillips Oppenheim
A mystifying story dealing with a wealthy M. P'. s experiment with a poor young man. The tale pulsates with life and is truly startling in some of its revelations.
Scar Tissue Book Reviews
Mark Gummere
Scar Tissue is the first novel in a projected series of detective/mysteries in the spirit of Raymond Chandler and Robert B. Parker. Robert “Lucky” Lucas, a fifty year old retired p...
The Second Bat Guano War Book Reviews
J.M. Porup
From former Lonely Planet author J.M. Porup comes this gritty South American noir... Rats ate his baby daughter while he partied in a disco. Now Horace “Horse” Mann is a druggedout...
Double Bluff Book Reviews
Gary Weston
Plenty of blood, but no bodies. Detective Senior Sergeant Stanley Morris and his team have to piece the puzzle together and try to prevent a murder and The Ferret goes to prison. T...
Death Wants Three Book Reviews
Karl Tutt
This is the highly anticipated sequel to DEATH TIMES TWO. T.K. and Sunny think they've dodged the bullet, but the notorious Boss Lady and her lieutenant are still free. They h...
Sacrifice Book Reviews
Tim Svart
A hidden scheme. Suspiciously pat answers. Can one untested leader navigate the thin line between professional and personal justice? Essen, Germany. Chief Inspector “Karre” Karrenb...
The Accidental Hero Book Reviews
Joshua Graham
Ruthless hitman confronts his destiny in a startling tale of redemption.
The Celestial Op Book Reviews
James Hold
A nod and a wink to Dashiell Hammett. A nameless operative for the Celestial Detective agency investigates a crime scene.
Lucky Corpse Book Reviews
Ray FitzGerald
The toast of 1942 Hollywood is the newly crowned Heavyweight Champ, Lucky Lawson. He's got it all, the belt, the babe, and a baffling crime scene in a seedy hotel. When the ch...
Valentine in Paris Book Reviews
James Davis
A Nick Valentine short story. Disgraced Great War hero, Nick Valentine returns to France for the first time since the war on what should be a routine information gathering assignme...
The Grave on Peckerwood Hill Book Reviews
James Vineyard
Charlie Eastman, whom everyone repeatedly mistakes for a Texas Ranger, is the protagonist in this fastpaced, contemporary authentic Texas mystery. Set in West Texas today, The Grav...
Rook Book Reviews
Tom Watts
Go back to the beginning. Dive into the gritty world of Rook, the Jack Peterson Novella. Find out how it all began.
Train to Anywhere Book Reviews
David George Howard
Eddie Griffin, a 23yearold excon, is working to put his life back together. Late one evening he witnesses a local businessman committing a murder. His life is spared, but he will b...
The Double Trouble Caper Book Reviews
R. Archer
SAM HILL was a wisecracking hardboiled PI from 1950. He starred in his own comic, produced at the time by Archie Comics and Closeup Inc. (toothpaste). The character has since falle...
Power in the Blood Book Reviews
Michael Lister
From New York Times Bestselling author Michael Lister  Newly Revised with an Introduction by Michael Connelly  Was it murder, accident, or suicide? A baffling cas...
Forgotten Boy Book Reviews
Todd Luchik
A missing girl. A reluctant hero stalked through the streets of Chicago. A country on the brink of war. It's February 2003 and private detective Glenn Wozniak just wants to ri...
Spaghetti Junction Book Reviews
James Dargan
SPAGHETTI JUNCTION,  A NAPOLEON CLANCY BOOK, VOL. 1 It's two men against a world of criminality They're Batman and Robin without the masks, Don Quixote and Sanch...
Jingle Bells, Rifle Shells Book Reviews
Bruce Hammack
Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells…Rifle Shells? Blind private investigator Steve Smiley and his partner hear a rifle shot. Hordes of Christmas shoppers scatter. A famous biggame hunter dr...
Skin and Blond Book Reviews
V. J. Chambers
Dark. Raw. Gritty. Blond. from USA Today bestselling author V. J. Chambers Ever since blond detective Ivy Stern got herself kicked off the police force for “sexual conduct unbecomi...
The Heart of an Assassin Book Reviews
Tony Bertot
A young boy growing up on the streets of New York City, Tyler is exposed to both the good and bad of urban life. His future is determined by his relationship with a stranger, a dri...
The Last Laugh Book Reviews
Justin Cawthorne
Detective Dirk Nickel couldn't care less about clowns, but his is a city without laughs where clowns are a dying breed. Then, one day Nickel is framed branded a 'chuckle...
Dark City, Dark Magic Book Reviews
Peter Tarkulich
Henry Billingsly, brother of millionaire Frederick Billingsly, is found dead with a gun in his hand. The police are convinced it was suicide, but Frederick is unconvinced and has e...
A Thousand Bayonets Book Reviews
Joel Mark Harris
John Webster has seen the terrible things human beings can do. He's an experienced investigative journalist, recently returned from the war in Afghanistan. John saw hell over ...
The Reluctant Coroner Book Reviews
Paul Austin Ardoin
Blood is thicker than oiluntil murder is involved. Fenway Stevenson doesn't want to return to the coastal town where her estranged father is practically king. But the death of...
Little Broken Things Book Reviews
Cheryl Bradshaw
Detective Georgiana Germaine is back on the trail of a coldblooded killer, and once again, the case hits close to home . Twentyyearold Olivia Spencer sits at her desk in her mother...
Death on Highway 13 Book Reviews
Joe Vannicola
A dead body is dumped early one morning on Highway 13 by two men. The deceased, Dave Lomas, was murdered by members of a motorcycle gang, The Skulls of Highway 13. He messed around...
Bangkok Burn Book Reviews
Simon Royle
12 May 2010 A war is taking place on the streets of Bangkok as political cliques fire bullets and rockets at each other. Mysterious 'Men in Black' snipe combatants from b...
Diabla Meets Big Ju Ju Book Reviews
Karl Tutt
Diabla Meets Big Ju Ju is the third in the Dee Rabow Mystery Series. Dee is a gutsy, tough female detective with more skeletons that one closet can hold. Murders seem to stalk her ...
Shelter Skelter Book Reviews
Michael Polillo
Edgar Rolfe is a private detective who only wants to eat his lunch in peace. But a frazzled woman ruins that opportunity when she comes in with talks of her brother being killed in...
Death of a Blood Book Reviews
Karl Tutt
This is the sixth installment of "The Ghostcatcher" series. T.K. Fleming is a retired English professor, a reluctant detective, and a boat bum. His lady, Sunny, is damned...

Best Paid Hard Boiled Mysteries Books of 2024

Vienna in Repose Book Reviews
Marcus Durden
Vienna is in the grip of a crime wave and Agent Muller has been sent to tackle it; not just because of his talent at solving crimes but because his superiors see him as toxic to th...
Full Count Book Reviews
Michael R Helberg
Jake Tanner, private detective and former U.S. Marine, is tough, smart, funny and lovable. What starts out as a missing person's case quickly turns into one with international...
Colored Waters Book Reviews
Brad Stratton
Colored Waters, the first Michael Chamber's crime/mystery novel. Calloused and hardened as he has become, Michael has a difficult time watching the video someone is using to b...
Predestination And Other Stories Book Reviews
Annie Haq
A compilation of three stories about the circumstances that carve our destinies. The forces that act beyond human comprehension some working in our favor while others against us.
A Perfect Alibi Book Reviews
Anne Baines
The job looked like the same old story. Husband thinks wife is cheating, husband hires private investigator...  Until someone ends up dead. As a former police detective tu...
The Man with the Crooked Eye -- A Rafe Velez Mystery Book Reviews
AB Stonebridge
A notsosimple cheating boyfriend investigation turns into murder and robbery. Plus, there's a $250,000 lottery payoff up for grabs if somebody is willing to cover up a piece ...
The Big Goodbye Book Reviews
Michael Lister
A vulnerable woman being followed. A PI determined to protect her. Former lovers embroiled in an intense mystery thriller fraught with intrigue and danger. A sexy, romantic, suspen...
Wanted Man Book Reviews
Peter Menadue
Third book in the Gary Maddox Series. When Sydney private investigator, Gary Maddox, is hired to recover a stolen painting, he plunges deep into the art world and finds himself bat...
Hard Landing Book Reviews
Peter Menadue
Second book in the Gary Maddox Series: Sydney private investigator Gary Maddox is asked to find a missing accountant. He doesn't expect any trouble. After all, the guy is just...
Killing Schmidt Honorably Book Reviews
Vincent Alexandre
Charlie Schmidt, a retired assassin, is returning home after completing a flight from Paris. In under fortyeight hours all hell will break loose for Charlie when he discovers his g...
Vengeance Book Reviews
Donald Phillips
John MacAllister is an honest copper. This honesty will probably mean that he will stay at his current rank for the rest of his time in the force, after a well known judge was sent...
A Fatal Affair Book Reviews
Pamela Crane
The short story companion book to the bestselling psychological thriller, The Admirer's Secret. A husband in love with his wife. A wife willing to do anything to escape him. A...
Looking For Henry Turner Book Reviews
W.L. Liberman
Toronto, 1960. Mo Gold and Arthur "Birdie" Birdwell are like fish out of water. Mo is Jewish and sardonic; Birdie's black, thoughtful and gargantuan. They're pr...
Step On A Crack Book Reviews
David Edgerley Gates
It’s said things come in threes, a run of good luck at cards, a run of bad luck in love. But the penny doesn’t always drop until the third time around. Come the third time, you sna...
Murder from the Newsdesk Book Reviews
Peter Bartram
Murder from the Newsdesk Crime reporter Colin Crampton uses every newspaper scam he knows to crack 10 more mysteries A crime reporter chasing headlines The clues that set him on th...
The Stiff in the Five Hundred Dollar Suit Book Reviews
Steve Matthew Benner
During the mid1950’s, Chief Detective Harvey Halloway was assigned to a murder investigation involving the murder of a man dressed in an expensive suit and found stabbed to death o...
Dhata Mays Book Reviews
Greg Dragon
In a war between man and machine, he must find a way to protect them all... After a devastating war forced humans to rely on synths for survival, the two have learned to coexist pe...
Corpses Say The Darndest Things Book Reviews
Doug Lamoreux
It was a simple job: keep an eye on the minister's wife until she goes safely to bed. Then all hell broke loose. The death of a beloved Chicago televangelist’s wife is only th...
Lonely Are The Dead Book Reviews
Paul Westwood
The year is 1977. A remorseless serialkiller is stalking Bay City. The reason for the murders is unknown, but the dismembered victims are always young and beautiful. In order to fi...
Heads Up Book Reviews
Shaun Tennant
Five years ago, the police department was shattered when a psychotic hit man turned his rage against homicide detectives and their families. Now, the evidence suggests that the sam...
Slow Fall Book Reviews
Edgar Williams
Slow Fall is a mystery in The Wekiwa County series. Set in the preDisney torpor of rural central Florida, it tells the story of an exMiamicop who returns to his smalltown Florida h...
The Case of the Running Bag Book Reviews
Gene Poschman
It Began with a Simple Accident, or was it an Attempted Murder? A femme fatale. Her missing husband. A dead private detective. And a dangerous game of mistaken identity... It all s...
Zero Tolerance Book Reviews
J.J. Klein
Former Navy SEAL and NCIS agent, Jim Slade is now living the good life in the Florida Keys as a private detective. His small firm of two employs himself and a very ambitious and eq...
Angel of Darkness Book Reviews
Steve N. Lee
Do You Love Thrillers? Are you curious how a bestselling author creates a hero? Do you long to know how they develop their stories? Wonder how much is fiction and how much is reall...
Angry Betty Book Reviews
Jamie Lee Scott
A female cop, a dead body in the trunk of a car, and drug cartels in a small Texas town. Kate Darby learned to hate cops at an early age, thanks to her drug addicted mom. No one wo...
Road to Rouen Book Reviews
Jack Waddell
It’s 1958 and the little county seat of Rouen is a long way from the gritty Los Angeles beat newspaper reporter Roy Cutter was working before he was fired. But he’s forced to retur...
On the Streets for Alison Book Reviews
Paul Matos
What line would you cross for a friend? Alison is missing. Sam, her brother comes to see his old friends, Raph and Mac, fearing the worse. After the search begins they find that th...
Big Numbers Book Reviews
Jack Getze
Who wants to kill Austin Carr? Everybody. After all, he's a stockbroker. About to be ingeniously murdered snatched off a private fishing yacht by a live, sixhundredpound gian...
Closure Book Reviews
Randall Wood
When a prominent lawyer is shot while waiting at a suburban stop sign it sets off a nationwide manhunt for an elusive killer. Special Agent Jack Randall of the FBI finds himself ap...
Not Dead Yet Book Reviews
Peter Menadue
The first book in the Gary Maddox Series: Sydney private investigator Gary Maddox scratches out a living doing personal injuries surveillance. A mother asks him to find out who kil...
The Moving Finger Book Reviews
Edward Phillips Oppenheim
A mystifying story dealing with a wealthy M. P'. s experiment with a poor young man. The tale pulsates with life and is truly startling in some of its revelations.
Scar Tissue Book Reviews
Mark Gummere
Scar Tissue is the first novel in a projected series of detective/mysteries in the spirit of Raymond Chandler and Robert B. Parker. Robert “Lucky” Lucas, a fifty year old retired p...
The Second Bat Guano War Book Reviews
J.M. Porup
From former Lonely Planet author J.M. Porup comes this gritty South American noir... Rats ate his baby daughter while he partied in a disco. Now Horace “Horse” Mann is a druggedout...
Double Bluff Book Reviews
Gary Weston
Plenty of blood, but no bodies. Detective Senior Sergeant Stanley Morris and his team have to piece the puzzle together and try to prevent a murder and The Ferret goes to prison. T...
Death Wants Three Book Reviews
Karl Tutt
This is the highly anticipated sequel to DEATH TIMES TWO. T.K. and Sunny think they've dodged the bullet, but the notorious Boss Lady and her lieutenant are still free. They h...
Sacrifice Book Reviews
Tim Svart
A hidden scheme. Suspiciously pat answers. Can one untested leader navigate the thin line between professional and personal justice? Essen, Germany. Chief Inspector “Karre” Karrenb...
The Accidental Hero Book Reviews
Joshua Graham
Ruthless hitman confronts his destiny in a startling tale of redemption.
The Celestial Op Book Reviews
James Hold
A nod and a wink to Dashiell Hammett. A nameless operative for the Celestial Detective agency investigates a crime scene.
Lucky Corpse Book Reviews
Ray FitzGerald
The toast of 1942 Hollywood is the newly crowned Heavyweight Champ, Lucky Lawson. He's got it all, the belt, the babe, and a baffling crime scene in a seedy hotel. When the ch...
Valentine in Paris Book Reviews
James Davis
A Nick Valentine short story. Disgraced Great War hero, Nick Valentine returns to France for the first time since the war on what should be a routine information gathering assignme...
The Grave on Peckerwood Hill Book Reviews
James Vineyard
Charlie Eastman, whom everyone repeatedly mistakes for a Texas Ranger, is the protagonist in this fastpaced, contemporary authentic Texas mystery. Set in West Texas today, The Grav...
Rook Book Reviews
Tom Watts
Go back to the beginning. Dive into the gritty world of Rook, the Jack Peterson Novella. Find out how it all began.
Train to Anywhere Book Reviews
David George Howard
Eddie Griffin, a 23yearold excon, is working to put his life back together. Late one evening he witnesses a local businessman committing a murder. His life is spared, but he will b...
The Double Trouble Caper Book Reviews
R. Archer
SAM HILL was a wisecracking hardboiled PI from 1950. He starred in his own comic, produced at the time by Archie Comics and Closeup Inc. (toothpaste). The character has since falle...
Power in the Blood Book Reviews
Michael Lister
From New York Times Bestselling author Michael Lister  Newly Revised with an Introduction by Michael Connelly  Was it murder, accident, or suicide? A baffling cas...
Forgotten Boy Book Reviews
Todd Luchik
A missing girl. A reluctant hero stalked through the streets of Chicago. A country on the brink of war. It's February 2003 and private detective Glenn Wozniak just wants to ri...
Spaghetti Junction Book Reviews
James Dargan
SPAGHETTI JUNCTION,  A NAPOLEON CLANCY BOOK, VOL. 1 It's two men against a world of criminality They're Batman and Robin without the masks, Don Quixote and Sanch...
Jingle Bells, Rifle Shells Book Reviews
Bruce Hammack
Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells…Rifle Shells? Blind private investigator Steve Smiley and his partner hear a rifle shot. Hordes of Christmas shoppers scatter. A famous biggame hunter dr...
Skin and Blond Book Reviews
V. J. Chambers
Dark. Raw. Gritty. Blond. from USA Today bestselling author V. J. Chambers Ever since blond detective Ivy Stern got herself kicked off the police force for “sexual conduct unbecomi...
The Heart of an Assassin Book Reviews
Tony Bertot
A young boy growing up on the streets of New York City, Tyler is exposed to both the good and bad of urban life. His future is determined by his relationship with a stranger, a dri...
The Last Laugh Book Reviews
Justin Cawthorne
Detective Dirk Nickel couldn't care less about clowns, but his is a city without laughs where clowns are a dying breed. Then, one day Nickel is framed branded a 'chuckle...
Dark City, Dark Magic Book Reviews
Peter Tarkulich
Henry Billingsly, brother of millionaire Frederick Billingsly, is found dead with a gun in his hand. The police are convinced it was suicide, but Frederick is unconvinced and has e...
A Thousand Bayonets Book Reviews
Joel Mark Harris
John Webster has seen the terrible things human beings can do. He's an experienced investigative journalist, recently returned from the war in Afghanistan. John saw hell over ...
The Reluctant Coroner Book Reviews
Paul Austin Ardoin
Blood is thicker than oiluntil murder is involved. Fenway Stevenson doesn't want to return to the coastal town where her estranged father is practically king. But the death of...
Little Broken Things Book Reviews
Cheryl Bradshaw
Detective Georgiana Germaine is back on the trail of a coldblooded killer, and once again, the case hits close to home . Twentyyearold Olivia Spencer sits at her desk in her mother...
Death on Highway 13 Book Reviews
Joe Vannicola
A dead body is dumped early one morning on Highway 13 by two men. The deceased, Dave Lomas, was murdered by members of a motorcycle gang, The Skulls of Highway 13. He messed around...
Bangkok Burn Book Reviews
Simon Royle
12 May 2010 A war is taking place on the streets of Bangkok as political cliques fire bullets and rockets at each other. Mysterious 'Men in Black' snipe combatants from b...
Diabla Meets Big Ju Ju Book Reviews
Karl Tutt
Diabla Meets Big Ju Ju is the third in the Dee Rabow Mystery Series. Dee is a gutsy, tough female detective with more skeletons that one closet can hold. Murders seem to stalk her ...
Shelter Skelter Book Reviews
Michael Polillo
Edgar Rolfe is a private detective who only wants to eat his lunch in peace. But a frazzled woman ruins that opportunity when she comes in with talks of her brother being killed in...
Death of a Blood Book Reviews
Karl Tutt
This is the sixth installment of "The Ghostcatcher" series. T.K. Fleming is a retired English professor, a reluctant detective, and a boat bum. His lady, Sunny, is damned...