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1: The Sweet and The Dead – Milton T. Burton: Burton’s new to me. I read so musch about him after his death that I felt the need to try them out. Hate that something like that made me aware of him.
2: The Rogues’ Game – Milton T. Burton
3: Nights of The Red Moon – Milton T. Burton
4: Empire State(ARC) – Adam Christopher: a PI/superhero/steampunk mix. I’m reading it now and having a good time. Comes out tomorrow(Tuesday).
5: Defending Jacob(ARC) – William Landay: assistant D.A Andy barber defends his fourteen year old son of the murder of a fellow student. The boy insists he’s innocent and as a father, he must believe him.
6: The Dead Walked: Outbreak(ebook) – Vincent Stark: Gary Dobbs of course. I read this one and liked it, not the greatest zombie fan am I.
7: The Dead Man: The Beast Within(ebook) – James Daniels: seventh book in the living dead man series. I liked this one.
8: Blind Traveler Down A Dark River(ebook) – Robert P. Bennett: the first novel to feature blind Douglas Abledan. I enjoyed the second book and picked this one up.
9: Hurt Machine(ebook) Reed Farrell Coleman: never read Coleman before and this looked interesting.
10: One Horse Open Slay(ebook) – James Mullaney: I suspect there may be a bit of humor in this one, though I could be wrong. PI Crag Banyon turns down an elf on a stolen reindeer proclaiming foul play at the North Pole and the elf turns up dead the next day. Naturally Banyon is a suspect.
Nights of the Red Moon. I really like that title.
So nice to see Milton’s books on here. I liked THE JAMES DEANS by Coleman.
One Horse Open Slay is indeed humorous. Very fun story, with an engaging new PI.. Although it’s set during Christmas, you can read it any time.
Yes, very funny with lots of references to see if you are up on your culture