books by Ed Gorman

books by Ed Gorman

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Ed Gorman

Crooks, Crimes, and Christmas (Wwl Mystery, 473)

Susan Slater, Ed Gorman, ...

Worldwide Library, 2003

Fun Collection of Holiday Mysteries
A WAY TO THE MANGER - By: Susan Slater When a local teenage girl turns up missing, Ben Pecos, a Native American Psychologist, begins to piece together disturbing facts about the high school basketball star, who harbors a dark and painful secret, one that has her headed ...

Lone Star Law

Louis L'Amour, Elmer Kelton, ...

Pocket, 2005

Peter Brandvold's Ghost Colts
This book contains several short stories, but the only one that I've read so far is Peter Brandvold's "Ghost Colts." I tried to read a couple others, but they didn't do anything for me, and I aborted them. Ghost Colts is an unusal - and erie, western tale about a ...

City of Night (Dean Koontz's Frankenstein, Book 2)

Dean Koontz, Ed Gorman

Bantam, 2005

Victor Helios/Frankenstein continues his malicious plan for annihilation of the Old Race
I strongly recommend reading 'Frankenstein: Prodigal Son' first, since the first books ends in a cliffhanger leading to 'Frankenstein: City Of Night'. As we left the first book in the series, detectives Carson O'Conner and Michael Maddison were hot on the tail of ...

Tales Of Zorro

Jan Adkins, Isabel Allende, ...

Moonstone, 2008

I love this collection!
What a fantastic book! I love the whole package, from the Guy Williams, Jr. intro to the stories to the fantastic illustrations by Ruben Procopio- this is one thrilling rollercoaster ride! First of all, the book looks beautiful - I have the TPB, but I need to get ...

A Prisoner of Memory: And 24 of the Year's Finest Crime and Mystery Stories (Year's Finest Crime & Mystery ...

Pegasus, 2008

The year's finest in short crime fiction! Including Oates, Deaver, Block, Perry, Muller, and Connelly. In the past ten years, it's become obvious that crime and mystery fiction has become the most popular form of entertainment for literary and television audiences alike. And as more readers are discovering, mystery fiction isn't limited to the ...

Fools Rush In: A Sam McCain Mystery (Sam McCain Mysteries)

Ed Gorman

Pegasus Books, 2007

terrific civil rights era whodunit
In June 1963 in suburban Black River Falls, Iowa, Judge Esme Anne Whitney assigns attorney and private investigator Sam McCain to end the shenanigans of a blackmailer who may derail the reelection of white Senator Williams, whose daughter is seeing a Negro David Leeds. ...

Wolf Woman Bay and 9 More of the Finest Crime and Mystery Novellas of the Year!

Carroll & Graf, 2007

The annual that has included "The Deadly Bride" and "The Adventure of the Missing Detective" is back with another array of traditional mysteries and tales of crime and suspense from a sparkling roster of luminaries, from Joyce Carol Oates, Jon L. Breen, and Edward D. Hoch to Doug Allyn and the late Ed McBain, as well as Carole Nelson Douglas, ...

The Blue and the Gray Undercover: All New Civil War Spy Adventures

Forge Books, 2001

A Pleasing Change of Pace
Editor Gorman has compiled eighteen original short stories for this fairly entertaining anthology of Civil War spy stories, likely to appeal primarily to the Civil War fiction readers looking for a change of pace, or to mystery fans looking for a change of setting. ...

Under the Fang (The Horror Writers of America Present)

Pocket, 1991

It's the end of the world as we know it?.
Under the Fang presents 17 stories that, while all separate and unique, take place in the same world, a world where vampires have taken over the globe. What happens when humans have little place in the world except to be cattle? Some of the stories are presented from ...

The Deadly Bride and 21 of the Year's Finest Crime and Mystery Stories: Volume II (Year's Finest Crime & ...

Carroll & Graf, 2006

On target . . .
What a dandy idea! Not only 22 mostly fabulous short stories, but also an update on the state of the art in mystery publishing, both in books and on-line, plus other lists sure to be fascinating reading to devotées of mysterious fiction. Two of the best known in the ...

Pulp Masters

Carroll & Graf, 2001

Very appealing collection
This is a very enjoyable set of crime stories from several of the most famous names in the genre. Contained within are six stories: five longish short stories (or novelettes) and one short novel. I have read very little of these types of pieces before, so I was ...

Speaking of Murder: Interviews With the Masters of Mystery and Suspense, Vol. 1

Various

Berkley Trade, 1998

Even nonfiction readers will love these series of interviews
Twenty-one of the most famous mystery writers of the last decades have been interviewed by critics or their peers and assembled into this unique and outstanding collection. Most of the interviews appear in print for the first time. The star caliber of the exchanges ...

Cavalry Man: The Killing Machine

Ed Gorman

HarperTorch, 2005

Never Disappoints
No matter the genre, Ed Gorman never disappoints. Another excellent novel from one of the best western writers going.

The World's Finest Mystery and Crime Stories: Fourth Annual Collection
Martin Greenberg

Forge Books, 2003

More than 200,000 words of the best mystery and suspense fiction from around the world The world's Finest Mystery and Crime Stories Each year, editors Ed Gorman and Martin H. Greenberg cast their net far and wide, across the seas, throughout the world to catch the best-the most suspenseful, most original, intriguing, confounding, downright ...

The World's Finest Mystery and Crime Stories: Third Annual Collection

Forge Books, 2002

powerful anthology consisting of thirty-nine tales from 2001
As usual the G and G (great goldies) team has put together a powerful anthology consisting of thirty-nine tales from 2001 that run the mystery-crime-thriller spectrum. Obviously all the inclusions have seen print elsewhere, but not under one tome before this ...