Monday 29 February 2016

LOGGING THE LIBRARY - PART SEVENTY

This week's tub - number 70 and 3500 books in the bank!

Tub 70!

Robert Rankin, M. J. Naparsteck, Tucker Coe, Dennis Lehane, Toby Litt,

Donald E. Westlake as Tucker Coe

Elmore Leonard x 2, Liz Holliday, Vincent Patrick, Ed Dee,

Classic Leonard from the 70s!

Vincent Patrick - New York author!

Ed Dee - untried US author!

T. Jefferson Parker, Robert L. Duncan, James W. Hall, Elmore Leonard x 2,

Elmore - early 90s!

Henning Mankell x 3, Robert G. Barrett, Elmore Leonard,

Elmore Leonard - 70s!

Thomas Harris, Robert G. Barrett, Donald E. Westlake x 2.5, Brian Garfield x 0.5,

Australian standalone novel from Robert G. Barrett!

Dortmunder series book 2!

Jim Thompson, Gene Kerrigan, Richard Price, Derek Raymond, Damon Runyon,

Price's latest!

Runyon - short story king?

Daniel Silva, Donald E. Westlake, Peter Corris, Donald Harstad, Ruth Rendell,

John Connolly, Wilbur Smith, John Harvey, John Steinbeck, Donald E. Westlake,

Dortmunder number 4!

Gar Anthony Haywood, Dan Fante x 2, Henning Mankell, Wallace Stroby,

Swedish crime - Kurt Wallander series book!

Bruno Dante series book!

Gar Anthony Haywood - Aaron Gunner series book!

Eddie Muller, Benjamin Whitmer, Glenn Meade, Mark Timlin, Tim O'Mara,

Benjamin Whitmer - second novel!

70 done and dusted!


HIGHLIGHTS......Dan Fante, Donald Westlake, Elmore Leonard, Benjamin Whitmer,

LOWLIGHTS...... Wilbur Smith - not sure where it came from, but it's about the size of two housebricks! Not yet convinced by John Connolly either - his first wasn't great
!
FULL LIST OF 50 AS FOLLOWS:


AUTHOR TITLE YEAR SERIES
BARRETT ROBERT G. DAVO'S LITTLE SOMETHING 1992
BARRETT ROBERT G. THE ULTIMATE APHRODISIAC 2002
COE TUCKER A JADE IN ARIES 1970 MT4
CONNOLLY JOHN DARK HOLLOW 2000 CP2
CORRIS PETER THE BLACK PRINCE 1998 CH22
DEE ED  THE CON MAN'S DAUGHTER 2003
DUNCAN ROBERT L. THE SERPENT'S MARK 1990
FANTE DAN SPITTING OFF TALL BUILDINGS 2001 BD3
FANTE DAN MOOCH 2000 BD2
HALL JAMES W. BUZZ CUT 1996 TPI5
HARRIS THOMAS RED DRAGON 1981 HL1
HARSTAD DONALD THE KNOWN DEAD 1999 CH2
HARVEY JOHN CUTTING EDGE 1991 R3
HAYWOOD GAR ANTHONY YOU CAN DIE TRYING 1993 AGM3
HOLLIDAY LIZ CRACKER: ONE DAY A LEMMING WILL FLY 1994 C3
KERRIGAN GENE HARD CASES 1995
LEHANE DENNIS A DRINK BEFORE THE WAR 1994 K+G1
LEONARD ELMORE SWAG 1976 JR2
LEONARD ELMORE THE BOUNTY HUNTERS 1953
LEONARD ELMORE MAXIMUM BOB 1991
LEONARD ELMORE SPLIT IMAGES 1981
LEONARD ELMORE THE HUNTED 1978
LITT TOBY HOSPITAL 2007
MANKELL HENNING THE FIFTH WOMAN 1996 KW6
MANKELL HENNING FACELESS KILLERS 1991 KW1
MANKELL HENNING THE WHITE LIONESS 1993 KW3
MANKELL HENNING SIDETRACKED 1995 KW5
MEADE GLENN SNOW WOLF 1995
MULLER EDDIE THE DISTANCE 2002 BN1
NAPARSTECK M. J. WAR SONG 1980
O'MARA TIM SACRIFICE FLY 2012 RDM1
PARKER T. JEFFERSON CALIFORNIA GIRL 2004
PATRICK VINCENT FAMILY BUSINESS 1985
PRICE RICHARD THE WHITES 2015
RANKIN ROBERT THE ANTIPOPE 1981 B1
RAYMOND DEREK I WAS DORA SUAREZ 1990 F4
RENDELL RUTH A JUDGEMENT IN STONE 1977
RUNYON DAMON FROM FIRST TO LAST 1954
SILVA DANIEL A DEATH IN VIENNA 2004 GA4
SMITH WILBUR RAGE 1987 C2 - 3
STEINBECK JOHN THE WINTER OF OUR DISCONTENT 1961
STROBY WALLACE SHOOT THE WOMAN FIRST 2013 CS3
THOMPSON JIM A SWELL-LOOKING BABE 1954
TIMLIN MARK ANSWERS FROM THE GRAVE 2004
WESTLAKE DONALD E. PITY HIM AFTERWARDS 1964
WESTLAKE DONALD E. BANK SHOT  1972 D2
WESTLAKE DONALD E. THE AX 1997
WESTLAKE DONALD E. NOBODY'S PERFECT 1977 D4
WESTLAKE/GARFIELD DONALD E./BRIAN GANGWAY! 1973
WHITMER BENJAMIN CRY FATHER 2014

Sunday 28 February 2016

J. A. KAZIMER - A VERY F***ED-UP VALENTINE'S TALE (2016)


Synopsis/blurb….

From the author of CURSES! comes a very f***ed-up version of Little Red Riding Hood.

A racy red-hooded woman going over the river and through the dark and dangerous woods.

A less-than-sweet granny with a love of treats.

And a big (in many), bad (in even more ways) wolf with a plan.

What could go wrong?

Novella include a bonus Valentine's Day Tale - The Perfect Gift.

Another twisted novella from author J. A. Kazimer’s F***ed-up Fairytale’s series.

I have enjoyed an earlier one in the series around Christmas-time.

Slightly confusing at the start, but I probably wasn’t paying 100% attention at the time. I got switched on eventually.

Absurd and dark – an enjoyable diversion for an hour’s reading. The course of true love is rarely smooth, but triumphs in the end, as the big, bad wolf gets his.
The free bonus tale from her “Stolen Kidneys, Dead Hookers” collection was slightly more straightforward and enjoyed a bit more as a result. Time to dig into to the whole collection, I think.

J. A. Kazimer has her website here.

4 from 5

An Amazon freebie just in time for Valentine’s day.


Saturday 27 February 2016

LAWRENCE BLOCK - DEATH OF THE MALLORY QUEEN (2016)


Synopsis/blurb……

Rediscovered—a Chip Harrison short story!

In addition to the four novels (No Score, Chip Harrison Scores Again, Make Out With Murder, and The Topless Tulip Caper), Lawrence Block wrote two short stories about young Chip Harrison. “As Dark as Christmas Gets” first saw life as a special printing for friends of the Mysterious Bookshop, and has been widely anthologized and, for a couple of years now, eVailable as well. This story, “Death of the Mallory Queen,” preceded it by 13 years, and appeared initially in LB’s collection, Like a Lamb to Slaughter, and later in Enough Rope.

As you may know, the first two Chip Harrison books are sexy coming-of-age novels, with Chip as a sort of Lecher in the Wry. In Make Out With Murder he goes to work for private detective Leo Haig, and this story features Haig and Harrison, and is very much planted in the inner circles of mystery fiction. It also shows us Leo Haig, that road company Nero Wolfe, caught up in a New Age self-improvement project.

Huff!

Another Amazon freebie during February from Lawrence Block and truth be told a slightly disappointing first outing for me with series character Chip Harrison. Our piece was dominated by Leo Haig his employer. Too much Haig and not enough Chip, in my opinion.

I’ll hope for better things when I crack open The Affairs of Chip Harrison at some point.

Our short tale concerns murder. Mavis Mallory hires Haig to investigate her own murder, something which has yet to occur - obviously. Convinced of the strength of her death-wish and unable to convince her to take precautions Haig allows events to unfold.

The 25th Anniversary celebration of Mallory’s Mystery Magazine gives ample opportunity for Mavis’s enemies within the publishing industry to grant her the wish. The celebratory event occurs and Mavis dies.

Haig assembles the cast later and explains what happens and who was doing what to whom.

3 from 5


Ok but I’ve come to expect a bit more from the author.

Harrison so far trails Keller, Scudder and Bernie in the enjoyment stakes. Tanner and Ehrengraf as yet untried.

Source copy – Amazon Freebie


Friday 26 February 2016

LONO WAIWAIOLE - WILEY'S LAMENT (2003)


Synopsis/blurb…….

Wiley's Lament is a violent, profane, and graphic look at a life that has spun off its rails in the wrong part of town, but it's also about remorse, renewal, and the flickering possibility of redemption.

Wiley is a man who ripped his life apart with his bare hands and is now drifting through the remains like a ghost, making ends meet by playing poker when the cards run well enough and ripping off drug dealers when the cards run bad. He is separated from his long-suffering wife-permanently, so far-and his daughter hadn't spoken to him for a year by the time she turns up in a motel room cut deep, too deep to keep breathing, by a really bad man.

Wiley drifts through the nasty underside of Portland's sex industry in search of the murderer, but he takes two steps back for every forward stride. His progress impeded by the life he has been living, Wiley re-examines his existence as the bullets fly, blood flows, and love (or a reasonable facsimile) flickers faintly.

By the time the journey winds to its final dead end, Wiley has begun the process of getting to know himself and the daughter he lost. Where exactly that leaves him remains to be seen, but then that's why sequels were invented.

A new-to-me author – Lono Waiwaiole with the first from his three book series featuring an outlaw called Wiley.

A fantastic, breakneck start with our main man Wiley ripping off a drug gang for cash in Seattle.

I picked Seattle because you don’t piss in your own peonies, and because Seattle’s tendency to look down on the rest of us had always rubbed me a little raw.
That’s the problem with having the Space Needle for a nose – the thing sticks straight up in the air.

His temporary elation at this success is soon shattered by the news his estranged daughter, Lizzie has been murdered. We have a split narrative – so are with Lillie when she encounters her killer. We know who he is and kind of what he’s a part of. Fernando is violent, sadistic, amoral and totally ruthless. He’s also part of a drug cartel and is the inside man, involved with a US government agency takedown of his boss. His handlers are prepared to allow him some latitude as the operation’s success is deemed more important than the death of a sex-worker.

Wiley tears around Portland searching for Leon – his best friend and landlord, but someone also involved in the city’s sex trade and who Wiley deems responsible for Lizzie’s death. Leon and Lizzie having had a thing together for a while. Leon seems conspicuous by his absence.

When they eventually catch up with each other, Leon dissuades Wiley from his initial course of action and together the pair of them team up and with the reluctant agreement of the local law start the hunt for our killer, Fernando.   

In the meantime efforts to keep Fernando on a short leash and under control, prove futile as he conducts a clean-up operation around town, endeavouring to eliminate anyone who can connect him back to the killing. His babysitters are complicit upto a point – ok covering tracks, but they aren’t openly sanctioning a bloodletting.

An interesting scenario as we have two teams chasing around – one covering tracks and eliminating the dots, whilst the other is endeavouring to find them and connect them. Neither one too concerned about operating within the boundaries of the law.

Very violent, but with a lot more going on as well. Grief, regrets, loss and a search for answers and retribution. For our killer – just another day at the office.

Pretty damn good. A series I may read more of in the future.

4 from 5

Lono Waiwaiole has a website here.

His 3 Wiley books were initially published back in the 2000s.
1. Wiley's Lament (2003)
2. Wiley's Shuffle (2004)
3. Wiley's Refrain (2005)


Down and Out Books have recently re-released them in digital format. Their website is here

Thanks to Eric at Down and Out for my copy of this one.

Thursday 25 February 2016

NATHANAEL WEST - MISS LONELYHEARTS (1933)


Synopsis/blurb….

"Somehow or other I seem to have slipped in between all the 'schools,' " observed Nathanael West the year before his untimely death in 1940. "My books meet no needs except my own, their circulation is practically private and I'm lucky to be published." Yet today, West is widely recognized as a prophetic writer whose dark and comic vision of a society obsessed with mass-produced fantasies foretold much of what was to come in American life.

Miss Lonelyhearts (1933), which West envisioned as "a novel in the form of a comic strip," tells of an advice-to-the-lovelorn columnist who becomes tragically embroiled in the desperate lives of his readers. The Day of the Locust (1939) is West's great dystopian Hollywood novel based on his experiences at the seedy fringes of the movie industry.

"The work of Nathanael West, savagely, comically, tragically original, has come into its own," said novelist and screenwriter Budd Schulberg. "A new public [has] discovered in the writings of West a brilliant reflection of its own sense of chaos and helplessness in a world running more to madness than to reason."

70-odd pages of prose which whilst fairly readable were only mildly entertaining.

Miss Lonelyhearts is a male agony columnist dealing with, or rather failing to deal with the problems brought to him by his readers. His cynical boss derides him and his ineffectual responses. Lonelyhearts seeks solace in drink and sex, involving himself more intimately in the problems of his readership as well as trying to seduce his boss’s wife. A temporary recourse to religion fails to provide a solution to anyone’s ills.

A bar fight, an unhappy engagement, sex with a cripple’s wife and a grappling encounter with the cripple concludes with a gun going off. We end.    

I’ve read worse and will do again.

West appears to be a fairly political writer and apparently there are greater themes at play here. 

According to Wikipedia, we have an Expressionist black comedy with the author sharing a sense of extreme disillusionment with Depression-era American society. (I get that bit.) 

It continues…..The novel can be read as a condemnation of alienation and the colonization of social life by commodification, foreshadowing the stance of the Situationists and Guy Debord in particular…..etc, etc, etc.

Well I couldn’t have said it any better myself.

I much preferred West’s A Cool Million (The Dismantling of Lemuel Pitkin) which I read last year. Review here.

2 from 5

Owned copy, which is a 4-book omnibus edition, also containing The Day of the Locust and The Dream Life of Balso Snell.


A 1933 book and a contribution to Past Offences’ Crimes of the Century February meme. Other offerings are here.

Wednesday 24 February 2016

ROBERT PALMER - THE SURVIVORS (2015)


Synopsis/blurb…..

“Do you think you know what your own mother might do? The Survivors is an up-close-and-personal mystery—the best suspense I’ve read this year. It will haunt you.”
 —DIANA GABALDON, #1 New York Times–bestselling author of the Outlander series

Psychologist Cal Henderson has a successful practice in Washington, DC, and big plans for the future. But he can’t escape a terrible secret. When he was a boy, his mother murdered his father and two brothers and severely wounded Cal’s best friend, Scottie Glass. Desperate to keep the nightmare at bay, Cal has turned his back on everything that happened that night.

On the twenty-fifth anniversary of the killings, Scottie shows up at Cal’s office—edgy, paranoid, but somehow still the loveable kid he once was. Though their lives have taken very different paths, they both believe Cal’s mother couldn’t have been a murderer. She loved them too much, no matter what dark place she found herself in. They set off to dig up the real story.

Cal uncovers one shocking secret after another about his family.  The trail leads to a shady defence contractor, a scheming US Attorney, and, ultimately a billionaire with the kind of power and connections that can only be found in Washington.  But Cal is paying a price.  The memories he has avoided for so long have come flooding back, sending him into a tailspin from which he may never recover.

Interesting premise and very well told. I found myself sucked into the story pretty quickly and the way the author chose to unfold and reveal, kept me engrossed throughout.

We open with the dark events which rob Cal of his family and happiness. Twenty five years later, the arrival of his childhood friend on the doorstep of his psychiatric practise, reopens some old wounds. That his friend is closely followed by a couple of FBI agents adds a bit of early flavour to the mix.

Against his own therapist’s advice, Cal decides to help Scotty and starts digging into the past. This digging into the murder of his siblings by his mother, before her own suicide releases a few mental skeletons from the closet and threatens Cal’s own already fragile stability.

Some of what we encounter……family secrets - obviously, high-level political connections to some Washington present day movers and shakers, the involvement of the Feds, a small-time firm turned big defence contractor, industrial espionage, a powerful billionaire and his crony-cum-protector, buy offs, pay-offs and murder.

Very entertaining, very gripping, very satisfying.

I enjoyed the sense of paranoia the author created with his main characters - their sense of fear and isolation against the big machine was palpable, but thankfully not paralysing.  We have some light at the end of a very dark tunnel.

4.5 from 5


Robert Palmer has his website here. The Survivors is his debut book.


Thanks to the publisher Seventh Street Books for my copy of this one.

Tuesday 23 February 2016

2 BY JOHN McFETRIDGE

Another Canadian author this week with a couple from John McFetridge.





















McFetridge has written eight books so far, the last three of them concerning his series character – Eddie Dougherty. Eddie is a police officer in Montreal in the 70s.

Series
Eddie Dougherty Mystery
1. Black Rock (2014)
2. A Little More Free (2015)
3. One or the Other (2016)


Novels
Below the Line (2003)
Dirty Sweet (2006)
Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere (2008)
Swap (aka Let It Ride) (2009)
Tumblin' Dice (2012)

I read Black Rock back in 2014 – review here and Swap back in 2011 before the advent of the blog. I’m pretty sure I’ve also enjoyed Dirty Sweet in the dim and distant past, before record keeping began.

McFetridge writes the kind of books I like to read.

In just three novels McFetridge has demonstrated gifts that put him in Elmore Leonard territory as a writer, and make Toronto as gritty and fascinating as Leonard's Detroit... (McFetridge) is a class act, and he's creating fictional classics -- maybe even that great urban literature of Toronto the critics now and then long for.
-- The London Free Press

Catch him at his website/blog here. He is a somewhat irregular poster though.

Everybody Knows This is Nowhere (2008)

Sharon MacDonald has a problem. It's not being under house arrest. It's not the Iranian guy who just fell from the twenty-fifth floor of her apartment building. It's not even the police surveillance that's preventing her from getting to her marijuana grow rooms. Sharon's problem is a stranger named Ray: He's too good looking, and his business proposal sounds too good to be true.

Detective Gord Bergeron has problems, too. There's his new, hard-to-read partner, Detective Armstrong; a missing ten-year-old girl; an unidentified torso dumped in an alley; and what looks like corruption deep within the police force.

In a city where the drug, immigration, and sex industries are all inextricably intertwined, it's only a matter of time until Sharon's and Gord's paths cross and all hell breaks loose in this pitch-perfect second installment of John McFetridge's rollicking noir series.

Tumblin' Dice (2012)


The High, a band with a few hit songs in the late 1970s, have reunited to play the nostalgia circuit at casinos. But for bassist Barry and lead singer Cliff, this tour promises to be unforgettable and even more worthwhile than ever. In this fourth installment of the Toronto series, these two band members turn the tables on the gritty underworld of casinos, as they rob the loan sharks and drug dealers who work at every stop of the tour.

After finding their old manager who had swindled millions from them years ago, Barry and Cliff decide to go for the big score and get it all back - and more. But when the Saints of Hell, the notoriously dangerous motorcycle gang, get involved, all bets are off.

Monday 22 February 2016

LOGGING THE LIBRARY - PART SIXTY-NINE

Here we go again with another thrilling installment - tub 69 - when Sue Grafton's Kinsey Millhone meets Joe Gores.

Anyone up for a 69!

Sue Grafton x 4, Jim Thompson,

B is for Barmy - I've only read the first!

Sue Grafton x 3, Charles Williams, Dashiell Hammett, 

Good looking dog!

Pulp from Charles WIlliams.

Sue Grafton x 2, Jon A. Jackson, Charles Willeford x 2, 

Love this guy - Charles Willeford!

More Willeford!

Jon A. Jackson Detroit police series book,

Stuart M. Kaminsky, Sue Grafton x 2, Randy Wayne White x 2, 

M is for Madness!

Joe Gores x 5!

DKA series book from Joe Gores!

Gores again - non-series standalone!

Andy McNab, Richard Pirce, Colin Dexter, Gavin Lyall x 2, 

Gavin Lyall and Harry Maxim 80s espionage!

Richard Price!

Sue Grafton x 2, Hakan Nesser, Eddie Little, Out of the Gutter magazine!

Quality degenerate pulp!

Scandi crime from Nesser!

John Irving, Matthew Quirk, James Oswald, David Levien, Ross MacDonald, Gilbert Adair,

Scottish crime series from James Oswald!

David Levien - untried as yet!

Gilbert Adair!

Lew Archer series book from Ross MacDonald,

Chris Evans, Bill Bryson, Julian Barnes, Mons Kallntoft, Helen Windrath editing a short crime collection!

Helen Windrath editing a short crime collection!
Val McDermid, Sara Paretsky, Amanda Cross and others - it might be an all female line-up!

Reader, I Murdered Him, Too 
Original Publication from The Women’s Press 1995
A woman’s gotta do what a woman’s gotta do: holding the eye contact, I smile right back…. 
Murders in stately homes, crimes in convents and bodies lost at sea… Hot on the trail are hard-drinking investigators, academic sleuths and determined amateurs.. 
Reader, I Murdered Him was a huge bestselling success and remains, today, a classic of the genre. Now, Reader, I Murdered Him, Too brings the best in the business back again as Sara Paretsky, Val McDermid, Amanda Cross and many more offer razor-sharp solutions to heinous crimes, both past and present

Chris Evans - broadcaster, maverick and new Top Gear presenter!

Dan Simmons, Joe Gores, Kjell Eriksson, Mick Herron,

Dan Simmons - horror, fantasy, SF, crime and mystery! What doesn't he write?

69 - OVER AND OUT!


HIGHLIGHTS.... Jon A. Jackson, Joe Gores, Charles Willeford, Ross MacDonald, Mick Herron, Dan Simmons, 

LOWLIGHTS..... not a lowlight as such, but I went a bit crazy on the Sue Grafton front. I have at least read A is for Arsehole - meaning ME. I won't deny, I did enjoy it so at least there's a bit of hope.

FULL LIST OF 50 AS FOLLOWS:

AUTHOR TITLE YEAR SERIES
ADAIR GILBERT A CLOSED BOOK 1999
BARNES JULIAN THE SENSE OF AN ENDING 2011
BRYSON BILL A SHORT HISTORY OF NEARLY EVERYTHING 2003
DEXTER COLIN LAST BUS TO WOODSTOCK 1975 IM1
ERIKSSON KJELL THE CRUEL STARS OF NIGHT 2007 AL2
EVANS CHRIS MEMOIRS OF A FRUITCAKE 2011
GORES JOE HAMMETT 1975
GORES JOE DEAD SKIP 1972 DKA1
GORES JOE GLASS TIGER 2006
GORES JOE FINAL NOTICE 1973 DKA2
GORES JOE GONE, NO FORWARDING 1978 DKA3
GORES JOE 32 CADILLACS 1992 DKA4
GRAFTON SUE T IS FOR TRESPASS 2007 KM20
GRAFTON SUE R IS FOR RICOCHET 2004 KM18
GRAFTON SUE L IS FOR LAWLESS 1995 KM12
GRAFTON SUE M IS FOR MALICE 1996 KM13
GRAFTON SUE J IS FOR JUDGMENT 1993 KM10
GRAFTON SUE K IS FOR KILLER 1994 KM11
GRAFTON SUE E IS FOR EVIDENCE 1988 KM5
GRAFTON SUE D IS FOR DEADBEAT 1987 KM4
GRAFTON SUE F IS FOR FUGITIVE 1989 KM6
GRAFTON SUE B IS FOR BURGLAR 1985 KM2
GRAFTON SUE I IS FOR INNOCENT 1992 KM9
GRAFTON SUE O IS FOR OUTLAW 1999 KM15
GRAFTON SUE N IS FOR NOOSE 1998 KM14
HAMMETT DASHIELL THE GLASS KEY 1931
HERRON MICK DOWN CEMETERY ROAD 2003 ZB1
IRVING JOHN IN ONE PERSON 2012
JACKSON JON A. HIT ON THE HOUSE 1993 DSM4
KALLENTOFT MONS MIDWINTER SACRIFICE 2011 DIMF1
KAMINSKY STUART M. DEATH OF A DISSIDENT 1981 IR1
LEVIEN DAVID WHERE THE DEAD LAY 2009 FB2
LITTLE EDDIE STEEL TOES 2001 BP2
LOUIS MATTHEW OUT OF THE GUTTER 4 (ed.) 2008
LYALL GAVIN UNCLE TARGET 1988 HM4
LYALL GAVIN THE CROCUS LIST 1985 HM3
MACDONALD ROSS THE FAR SIDE OF THE DOLLAR 1965 LA12
McNAB ANDY AGGRESSOR 2005 NS8
NESSER HAKAN THE MIND'S EYE 2008 IVV1
OSWALD JAMES THE BOOK OF SOULS 2012 IMCLM2
PRICE RICHARD SAMARITAN 2003
QUIRK MATTHEW THE 500 2012 MF1
SIMMONS DAN DARWIN'S BLADE 2000
THOMPSON JIM FIREWORKS 1988
WHITE RANDY WAYNE CAPTIVA 1996 DF4
WHITE RANDY WAYNE NORTH OF HAVANA 1997 DF5
WILLEFORD CHARLES PICK-UP 1954
WILLEFORD CHARLES KISS YOUR ASS GOODBYE 1987
WILLIAMS CHARLES THE BIG BITE 1956
WINDRATH HELEN READER, I MURDERED HIM, TOO (ed.) 1997