Kate21 audio version pubs on August 22nd!
And before you ask, yes, it’s narrated by Marguerite Gavin. I mean, come on, who else? Click here to pre-order.
Kate Shugak is back.
“The dialogue is smart, authentic, and reminiscent of Elmore Leonard.” —Publishers Weekly “Crime fiction doesn’t get much better than this.”–Booklist Kindle iBooks Nook Kobo And for those who prefer their books in print… Click here to order a signed copy. Ordering info for bookstores and libraries: About the audio edition: Tantor Media will be publishing the audio…
“The dialogue is smart, authentic, and reminiscent of Elmore Leonard.”
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And the Roadhouse Report is awaaaay!
Or it was on Monday. Reproduced here in full for your pre-ordering pleasure. writes: Edgar-winner Stabenow’s richly nuanced, highly entertaining 21st Kate Shugak mystery (after 2013’s Bad Blood) finds the Alaskan PI, who’s recovering from a gunshot wound she suffered months before, enjoying her solitude at her isolated cabin at the foot of the Quilak…
Kate21 in all her silk bookmark beribboned glory. With author.
Click on the image below to order a signed copy from the Poisoned Pen. Bookstores and libraries, order information below. E-book aficionados, click away. Pre-order Kindle edition. Pre-order iBook edition. Pre-order Nook edition. Pre-order Kobo edition. Less Than a Treason, aka the 21st Kate Shugak novel, publishes May 6th.
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First time I’ve ever been compared to Elmore Leonard.
Excuse me while I’m over here breathing into a paper bag. And even more important: PW didn’t give anything away, so safe to read. Signed hardcover edition Kindle US Kindle UK iBook Nook Kobo
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At long last…
…Kate1 and Liam1 are free on Barnes & Noble. Click through the images to download to your Nook. Soundtrack for this post:
“…and enemies, which were legion.”
The prosecution had rested the day before with an air of relief. The defense had recalled the investigating officer that morning, extracting without difficulty more evidence over time of many of Washington’s — the defense here coughed deprecatingly — family in the house at McKinley and Alder, as well as evidence of many more sets…
“She had figured out how to set bail, and how high.”
In the six months since she had been sworn in she had stumbled through her first arrest warrants, fumbled through her first search warrants, and muddled through her first arraignments. She had figured out how to set bail, and how high. She had issued half a dozen restraining orders, and had taken emergency action in one…
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“Even then, if you did get lucky, three months later your luck went south again.”
When the phone rang he’d been curled up on his warm, wide couch, submitting happily to an enthusiastic and comprehensive ravishment by Alice Sampson, a pert young barista of nineteen, to whom Larry had given some thought to proposing. In this small town on stilts twenty-five miles north of the Arctic Circle the ratio of…
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