Bruce's News
I'll be a guest on Jerry Fabyanic’s Writers Talk on Clear Creek Radio
August 4th at 12:30 pm. Listen live via streaming at www.clearcreekradio.com or
catch the podcast later at http://www.bighornbookclub.com/literary-works/
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I'll be a guest on Jerry Fabyanic’s Writers Talk on Clear Creek Radio
August 4th at 12:30 pm. Listen live via streaming at www.clearcreekradio.com or
catch the podcast later at http://www.bighornbookclub.com/literary-works/
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Trade paperback copies of my two Ruby Dark mysteries,
originally published by St. Martin's Press, are now available.
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Bruce is pleased to announce that literary agent Sandra Bond is representing
his latest mysteries, No Time for Murder and The Big Dive.
The Big Dive takes place two years after the events of Murder on the Tracks. Joe Stryker has worked hard to salvage his career and his marriage in the aftermath of the crimes and lies that nearly destroyed both. All he wants is to be is a good cop, a good husband--and now a good father. But his dream is put in jeopardy when the unthinkable happens—another partner is murdered almost in front of his eyes. To find out why his partner was killed, possibly while he was committing a crime, Joe must once again defy his own corrupt police department and put his life and marriage at risk.
In No Time for Murder, the widow of David Dartman’s best friend insists her husband’s suicide was in reality murder. David reluctantly agrees to “look into it.” The former investigative reporter not only doesn't believe her suspicions, he doesn’t have time in his rat-race Denver suburban life to poke into a murder. But his investigation and a string of bizarre, brutal killings unearth uncomfortable truths about his friend’s death—truths that threaten to jeopardize his marriage and force him to realize life is more than one long ToDo list.
Bruce is pleased to announce that literary agent Sandra Bond is representing
his latest mysteries, No Time for Murder and The Big Dive.
The Big Dive takes place two years after the events of Murder on the Tracks. Joe Stryker has worked hard to salvage his career and his marriage in the aftermath of the crimes and lies that nearly destroyed both. All he wants is to be is a good cop, a good husband--and now a good father. But his dream is put in jeopardy when the unthinkable happens—another partner is murdered almost in front of his eyes. To find out why his partner was killed, possibly while he was committing a crime, Joe must once again defy his own corrupt police department and put his life and marriage at risk.
In No Time for Murder, the widow of David Dartman’s best friend insists her husband’s suicide was in reality murder. David reluctantly agrees to “look into it.” The former investigative reporter not only doesn't believe her suspicions, he doesn’t have time in his rat-race Denver suburban life to poke into a murder. But his investigation and a string of bizarre, brutal killings unearth uncomfortable truths about his friend’s death—truths that threaten to jeopardize his marriage and force him to realize life is more than one long ToDo list.
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The Colorado Authors' League awarded Murder on the Tracks, as best genre novel of 2016.
The judges described the book as "an easy read and a page turner."
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Bruce was a panelist at the Left Coast Crime Conference in Phoenix in February in support of his latest mystery, Murder on the Tracks, set in 1949 Denver. The panel was Before Technology Made It Simple: 1930-1970s Historicals. 
Michael Kurland, Bruce, and James Ziskin
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The excellent panelists were Brian Thornton (moderator), Kim Fay, Michael Kurland, Bruce, and James Ziskin.
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