books by Loren D. Estleman     books:     Loren D. Estleman      American Detective: An Amos Walker Novel (Amos Walker Novels) Loren D. Estleman Forge Books, 2007 Classic Noir Detection American Detective isn't for those who like to look on the sunny side of the street. Instead, this dark and troubling book digs deep into the stinking garbage piles that ordinary people and villains have made out of their lives. It's a cautionary tale of how deeply ...             Lost Trails Louis L'Amour, William W. Johnstone, ... Pinnacle, 2007 New Stories of the Old West! Western short story lovers will enjoy this new collection from Pinnacle Books. Pinnacle asked some of the best writers in the field - Elmer Kelton, Loren Estleman, Johnny Boggs, etc. - to write a new story about a famous or, in some cases, infamous character of the old ...             Poison Blonde (The Amos Walker Series #17) Loren D. Estleman Forge Books, 2004 Hard boiled detective fiction at its gritty best. This latest Amos Walker mystery finds the Detroit based private eye in the employ of Latina singing sensation Gilia Cristobal. Apparently subscribing to the old saw that it's better to deal with the devil you know, Cristobal makes an unusual request: she wants Walker ...             American West: Twenty New Stories from the Western Writers of America Forge Books, 2001 Once, there was a world where the heroes were defined by their white clothing and the bad guys always wore black. The town sheriff always gunned down the wild gunslinger while the lady in distress cowered. The Indian was to be feared, not understood, and the white man always saved the day. This was the traditional Western. But times change, as ...             Motor City Blue (The Amos Walker Series #1) Loren D. Estleman I Books, 2000 the next elmore leonard is here! if you like it noir, you'll like it Estleman             Gas City Loren D. Estleman Forge Books, 2008 Redemption Unneedful of haste, Loren Estleman, in this standalone novel, limns a tale of an `ordinary' Midwestern blue-collar city with its usual equal parts of good guys and bad, corruption and greed, which with one precipitating event begins to boil to a point where it may just ...             Frames (The Valentino Series #1) Loren D. Estleman Forge Books, 2008 Fun Lightweight Hollywood Romp I read a fair amount of crime fiction, but had never read anything by prolific multiple award-winner Estleman until now. The film preservation milieu of this first in a projected series caught my attention, so I decided to give it a whirl. The story revolves around a ...             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 ...             Retro: An Amos Walker Novel (Amos Walker Novels) Loren D. Estleman Forge Books, 2005 Very strong hard-boiled mystery A simple assignment--delivering a dead madam's ashes to her adoptive son--turns out complicated and dangerous as private investigator Amos Walker investigates. The son, a Viet Nam era fugitive, is surprisingly easy to track down, especially when Walker calls on a ...             The Branch and the Scaffold Loren D. Estleman Forge Books, 2009 When Judge Isaac Parker first arrived in Fort Smith, Arkansas, the town had thirty saloons and one bank. Inheriting a corrupt court and a lawless territory roughly the size of Great Britain, he immediately put the residents on notice by publicly hanging six convicted felons at one time. For the next two decades, his stern and implacable justice ...             Something Borrowed, Something Black (Peter Macklin, The Nine-to-Five Killer, Book 4) Loren D. Estleman Forge Books, 2002 Hopefully, It Won't Be Another 10 Years Before The Next One! This book chronicles the welcome and overdue return of Estleman's character Peter Macklin, here a retired hitman for the Detroit mob. A newlywed on his honeymoon, Macklin is spotted by an associate of Carlo Maggiore, "Carl Major", an old acquaintance and onetime ...             Sherlock Holmes vs. Dracula Penguin (Non-Classics), 1979 One of the best First published in the late seventies, this is generally recognised as one of the all time classic Holmes pastiches. Yes you can quibble that Holmes was squarely a non-believer in the supernatural but it's hard to resist this pairing of the Great Detective and the Lord ...             Lost Trails Louis L'Amour, William W. Johnstone, ... Pinnacle, 2007 New Stories of the Old West! Western short story lovers will enjoy this new collection from Pinnacle Books. Pinnacle asked some of the best writers in the field - Elmer Kelton, Loren Estleman, Johnny Boggs, etc. - to write a new story about a famous or, in some cases, infamous character of the old ...             Bloody Season Loren D. Estleman Jove, 1999 Clear distinctions Of the hundreds of books written about Tombstone and the Arizona Territory during the times of the Clanton and Earps I'd give this one the highest marks. Although it's a fictionalized history, Estleman manages to capture several traits concerning the period I've never ...             A Smile on the Face of the Tiger (The Amos Walker Series #15) Loren D. Estleman Mysterious Press, 2002 Amos Walker gets into a story within a story I picked up this book because of the title. I opened it and read: "Bang! Bang!Bang! Bang! Four shots ripped into my groin, and I was off on the biggest adventure of my life. But first let me tell you a little about myself. --Max Shulman, Sleep Till Noon (1950)" ...          products you might be interested in search for books borrowed, detective, nine-to-five, sherlock, something, valentino      toavi.com    web randomly chosen DVD: Adams: Doctor Atomic