Florida Heatwave, edited by Michael Lister, is an anthology of state-themed mystery/crime thriller short stories by various authors from said state, free courtesy of publisher Adams Media.
Currently free @
B&N and
Amazon (available to Canadians, does not exist in the UK catalogue). Will probably show up at Sony once the price-updating interns are awake and functioning.
Description
Florida—like hell, only hotter.
Florida Heat Wave, edited by Michael Lister, is a collection of crime stories set in the gun-shaped state by Florida’s foremost crime writers.
Oppressive.
Stifling.
Crazy-making.
The suffocating heat makes you do things—it seeps in through your pores and sucks the life out of you. Like the bloody smear of a swatted mosquito on sweat-soaked skin, violence erupts suddenly, but the damage it does lingers long after.
From the pine-tree lined rural highways of North Florida through the tourist traps of Central Florida to the tropical, international environs of SOBE, come stories of sun-faded noir, orange pulp served up freshly squeezed by the Sunshine State’s very best practitioners.
Stories from: James O. Born, James W. Hall, Lisa Unger, Alice Jackson, Jonathon King, Jim Pascoe, Carolyn Haines, Tom Corcoran, Raven McMillian, Mark Raymond Falk, Christine Kling, John Lutz, Carolina Garcia-Aguilera, Michael Lister, John Dufresne, Bob Morris, John Bond, and Mary Anna Evans.