It’s a pleasure working with Alan Chaput on his Vigilantes for Justice mystery series set in Savannah, Georgia, featuring social icon Patricia Falcon. The first book in the series, Savannah Sleuth, was released in December of 2017, followed by Savannah Secrets in March of 2018. Savannah Justice is the latest entry in the series.
“Everybody’s got some stitch come loose that needs mending.”
Brandon Daily burst onto the scene in 2014 with A Murder Country (Silver Medal, Georgia Author of the Year—First Novel), followed by The Valley in 2016. Daily’s latest release, Darkening, is a collection of short stories, a one-act play, and a novella.
Our pirate ship is sailing. I can’t tell you how all this will end, but I can promise you an adventure. — CaptainMal
When CaptainMal promises users of his dark web site called Kyte an adventure, little does he know exactly how out of control things will get. Initially intended as a way for any free trade to occur beyond the oversight of government regulation, Kyte quickly turns into the go-to place for anonymous online illegal drug selling/buying.
It was an honor to work with Janet Roger on her novel Shamus Dust, which has garnered awards and acclaim, including winning the 2019 Beverly Hills Book Awards for Crime Fiction, and which has drawn comparisons to old-school, hard-boiled detective masters such as Raymond Chandler and Philip Kerr.
Shamus Dust finds expat American private investigator Newman in bleak, postwar London during the winter of 1947, where he is drawn into a Pandora’s box of murder and corruption that runs to the highest levels of the City.
So much had been undone in both their lives in that moment; they were things that could not be tied up or mended.
Author Brandon Daily burst onto the scene in 2014 with his debut novel A Murder Country, which was met with critical acclaim and won him the Silver Medal for Georgia Author of the Year—First Novel. Any doubts that he would succumb to the dreaded sophomore slump were quickly laid to rest with the release of The Valley.
It was an honor to work with Derik Cavignano on his novel The Art of Dying, which has won the 2019 American Fiction Award for Horror. The Art of Dying finds Boston Detective Ray Hanley, who is already dealing with an escalating war between Boston’s Irish and Italian mafia, drawn into a cat-and-mouse hunt for a serial killer obsessed with the art of human suffering.
June 11th - Putnam
June 18th - Flatiron
September 10th - Berkley
