Nicknamed Angel of the Outlaws, Ruby Dark is Denver’s brash, tough bail bondswoman. When a wealthy radio-station owner charged with murder skips on her $2 million bond, she goes after him. When a second murder occurs, Ruby’s hunt turns personal. And it’s never smart to make things
personal for Ruby Dark.
“While the mystery is first rate, what I especially enjoyed is its main character, Ruby Dark, a flamboyant, tough, free spirit who takes no guff from anyone and who is smart enough to solve a complex web of crime.” Suzanne Proulx, author of
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Ruby Dark is back!
If you missed Ruby the first time around, now is your opportunity to catch this fiery bail bondswoman in action in two riveting novels originally published by St. Martin’s Press. The books are available in eBook and in trade paperback. Broken Bonds A free Ruby Dark short story Click Here The podcast of my interview on Writers Talk is available at: http://www.bighornbookclub.com/portfolio…/bonded-for-murder/ Below is a coupon toward admission to the Colorado Country Christmas Gift Show at the Denver Mart November 2-4, where I'll be signing my mysteries along with 50 fellow authors from the Colorado Authors' League. I'll be there from 4 pm to 8 pm Friday the 2nd, and 9-11 Saturday morning the 3rd. My books will be available during the entire three-day event. Oh, and Santa will be there if you need a further excuse.
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It began as a routine skip. But Ruby’s hunt for “Bullet Joe” Brown turns out anything but routine when Ruby learns that a murder victim connected to the case officially died 20 years ago in the Vietnam War. Before she learns the truth, the killer strikes again and again to bury a secret the government—and even Ruby herself—want buried forever.
“This is the second installment of Ruby Dark, and this series just keeps getting better.”
Chris Goff, author of Dark Waters and Red Sky |
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More classic whodunits by award-winning author Bruce W. Most
On a summer evening in 1949, Denver cop Joe Stryker discovers a mutilated body on the railroad tracks and soon realizes it may be linked to the death of his partner two years before. This is Joe’s shot at redemption. But as he soon discovers, murder is easy . . . redemption is hard.
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Praise for Murder on the Tracks
What a great read! . . . Bruce Most has served up a clever, engrossing mystery with twists and turns you never see coming but are thrilled when they arrive. ~ New York Times best-seller Margaret Coel, author of Night of the White Buffalo “A page turner,” praised the judges who awarded it best genre novel of the year for the Colorado Authors’ League! “Stryker and his sidekick, rookie cop Moroni Perdue, are likable characters that you find yourself rooting for straightaway.” ~ Historical Novels Review Praise for Rope Burn Delivers everything you expect from a first-rate mystery . . . Nick DeNunzio is one of the savviest sleuths to come down the mystery trail in a while. ~ Margaret Coel, New York Times bestseller “It'll grab you like a roll of barbed wire.” |
Escaping a troubled past, former Baltimore detective Nick DeNunzio hires on as a stock detective in Wyoming to stop a string of brutal cattle thefts. When people start turning up dead, however, Nick realizes it’s not just cows being led to slaughter.
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