The Big Ugly (22 page)

 

 

In this novel, the existential and theological themes buried inside the best noir are pulled to the surface, hungry for air and clutching a last chance at redemption …

 

—Eddie Muller, founder and president of the Film Noir Foundation

 

 

… manages to feel both like a classic post-war crime novel and something entirely new and all Hinkson's own at the same time …

 

—
Spinetingler Magazine

 

 

SAINT HOMICIDE (Crime Factory Publications)
Kindle edition
The other inmates call him Saint Homicide, the murderous man of god who heeded the voice of wrath when it told him to do the unthinkable. Many consider him a fanatic. Others see him as a prophet. And some simply think he's insane. Here, he tells his story.

 

 

A chilling masterpiece … establishes Jake Hinkson as a major player …

 

—Ed Gorman, author
Cage of Night

 

 

Bible-black noir, a study in the annihilating force of self-righteousness …

 

—Eva Dolan, author of
Long Way Home

 

 

A masterpiece …

 

—Jon Bassoff, author of
Corrosion
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The Axeman of Storyville

 

by Heath Lowrance
(available in print and for Kindle)

 

 

From the Cash Laramie and Gideon Miles series comes a gripping tale of terror as Miles hunts down a nightmarish serial killer.

 

 

New Orleans, 1921. It's a new world for former U.S. Marshal Gideon Miles, now retired and running one of the most popular jazz clubs in the city. But when a deranged axe murderer strikes at the prostitutes of Storyville, and the Black Hand takes up arms, Miles is drawn back into the world he knows so well--the world of evil men, buried secrets, and violent death. Just like old times.
Dinero Del Mar

 

by Garnett Elliott
(available in print and for Kindle)

 

 

Jack Laramie finds himself in the middle of a rural beauty contest that's as crooked as a busted fiddle. Things get worse from there, and a chance encounter in the Corpus Christi drunk-tank leads to a new case-on Texas's dazzling Padre Island. A big, old mansion full of scheming rich folks, lawyers, and psychics is just the beginning. Jack survives the 'trip' of his life, but is his craftiness a match for the privileged upper crust?

 

 

Dinero Del Mar
runs about 24k words, the longest Drifter to date, and features an ending that will forever change the series. Don't miss it!

 

 

Dinero Del Mar
is the fifth novella in The Drifter Detective series, following on the heels of Wayne D. Dunde's
Wide Spot in the Road
, and Garnett Elliott's
The Girls of Bunker Pines
,
Hell Up in Houston
, and the eponymous debut,
The Drifter Detective
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Wake Up, Time to Die

 

by Chris Rhatighan
(available in print and for Kindle)

 

 

Delusions of grandeur. Furby with an assault rifle. More convenience store robberies than ten seasons of Cops. This is Wake Up, Time to Die. Sometimes funny, sometimes disturbing, and always filled with bad coffee and cheap cigarettes, these stories highlight the weird crime side of Chris Rhatigan's repertoire.
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