Just out from Beat To A Pulp Press
and yours truly --- I'm returning to my roots as a writer of hardboiled
detective yarns. Only this time it's not my old buddy Joe Hannibal out to crack
the case (and maybe a few skulls along the way), but rather "the Drifter Detective" Jack Laramie.
Set in the early 1950s post-WWII period, this is the fourth title in the
series. But you don't have to read them in any particular order. If you like
WIDE SPOT and/or are a fan of PI fiction in general, I urge you to also check
out the other titles by Garnett Elliott, who has done a terrific job of
establishing the character and setting the tone for the whole series. Hopefully
readers find my spin a good fit with what has gone before ... If you recall,
I'm an old friend of the Laramie "family" inasmuch as I have
documented some of the adventures of Jack's grandfather, Cash Laramie, a well
known U.S. Duty Marshal who operated out of Cheyenne, Wyoming back in the
1880s. In case you haven't already, heck, you might want to check out some of
those also.
Available now on Amazon Kindle for the bargain price of only $0.99. Hope you give it a try, I think you'll like it.
1 comment:
It's a great piece, Wayne. I've always pictured Jack as the kind of guy who would pull over for some Texas red!!
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