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FICTION

Released: June 11, 2001

THE HUNTING WIND

by Steve Hamilton

"If the story line sounds weak and wandering, it is: a double disappointment after Alex's two engaging forerunners."

Alex McNight is hoisting a couple in his favorite local, the Glasgow Inn, when in waltzes Randy Wilkins to put a crimp into his not doing much. Read full book review >

FICTION

Released: May 1, 2001

NORTH OF NOWHERE

by Steve Hamilton

"Hamilton (The Hunting Wind, 2001, etc.) spins a brisk, well-plotted tale brightened by his usual deft way with local color."

Though all Michigan's Upper Peninsula is basking in rare balmy sunlight, it's the summer of Alex McKnight's discontent. Read full book review >

FICTION

Released: Feb. 1, 2000

WINTER OF THE WOLF MOON

by Steve Hamilton

"Moreover, he knows how to pace a story, something of a lost art in recent crime fiction. (Author tour)"

The lady in distress is a lovely Ojibwa woman whom Alex McKnight finds difficult to resist. Read full book review >

FICTION

Released: Sept. 8, 1998

A COLD DAY IN PARADISE

by Steve Hamilton

"Martin's 1997 award for Best First Private Eye Novel, unreels the mystery with a mounting tension many an old pro might envy."

Just what rookie shamus Alex McKnight needs: Maximilian Rose, the maniac who killed his partner and sidelined Alex himself from the Detroit Police Department 14 years ago is now back in his life again, phoning him late at night, leaving him red roses as mementos, and sending him letters bragging about what he's going to do now that he's out of stir. Read full book review >

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