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Old 07-24-2017, 11:03 AM   #18
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Originally Posted by GlenBarrington View Post
"Clea's Moon" by Edward Wright Update: Wright seems to have stopped selling ebooks!
"Cocaine and Blue Eyes" by Fred Zackle

The above are rather traditional "Noir" type novels

"Bangkok Burn" and "Bangkok Wet" by Simon Royle

Wonderful "noir" style books from the perspective of the criminals.

I think I learned about all of these through the various forums on mobileread.com

And for something a little different "The Last PI" series by Richard Bowker

Dover Beach
The Distance Beacons
Where All the Ladders Start


A wonderful set of novels set in a post apocalyptic Boston, MA. The hero, is addicted to hard boiled detective novels and sets up a Detective Agency, and in spite the crumbling world around him, he learns that human nature including Greed, Lust, Fear, and Hate seems to always be with us. This isn't a spoof or a comedy, it is done in a serious mystery novel manner.


The Fred Zackle book looks intriguing. I'll get more information on it.

I already had the Bowker book ("Dover Beach"), but I've never read it. I just now downloaded it and will check it out.

Too bad that the Edward Wright book is not available as an ebook. It sounds interesting.

Thanks.
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