Jackpine Savages (ebook and paperback)
by T.K. O’Neill
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Carter Brown always wanted to be a private eye. Thanks to an inheritance from a well-to-do uncle and an online P.I. diploma, the dream is realized. When word spreads of a homegrown P.I. in the backwoods of northern Minnesota and Carter lands his first case through a drinking buddy, Brown Investigations is born. Before he can cash his first check for services rendered, however, Brown finds himself locked up on a murder charge, wondering what the hell happened. Forced to clear his name, Brown must navigate through a host of bizarre characters including a steroid freak, a meth head, traffickers in illegal animal parts, predatory females, a forger and a sex addict.
T.K. O’Neill’s first Carter Brown novel, Jackpine Savages, is hard-boiled detective fiction in the tradition of Ross MacDonald and Robert B. Parker, set on the rugged north shore of Lake Superior.
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DIVE BARTENDER: SIBLING RIVALRY
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Frank Ford is a survivor of 10 long years at the Metropole Bar, where he’s babysitter and alcohol dealer to Zenith City’s derelict class: the misfits, the losers, the crazies, the old fading lushes, and, of course, the budding young alcoholics unaware or indifferent to what lies ahead.
Set in 1977, Dive Bartender: Sibling Rivalry combines elements of David Goodis and Raymond Chandler with the popular culture of the era to form a pulp-style novel filled with sex, drugs, violence and smelt fishing—the essence of classic northern noir.
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South Texas Tangle (ebook)
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T.K. O’Neill’s crime e-novel written in tribute to Elmore Leonard and Donald Westlake.
Dead Low Winter (ebook)
A Northwoods Noir Story
by T.K. O’Neill
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Originally published in somewhat different form as “Social Climbing,” one of four stories published under the pseudonym Thomas Sparrow in his 1999 debut Northwoods Pulp: Four Tales of Crime and Weirdness and later translated into Japanese and published by Fushosha.
It’s the mid-1970’s and, in his search for a way out of the mire that had become his life, sometimes-cab driver Keith Waverly finds himself in deeper than his wildest nightmares. At odds with both conventional life and life outside convention, looking for a way to break free without giving in, Keith tries to control his fate, but ends up a pawn in someone else’s bigger game. The vast darkness of the north woods provides a chilling backdrop and powerful force to Dead Low Winter.
Fly in the Milk (ebook)
by T.K. O’Neill
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It’s early March and a battered, steaming wreck lays at the bottom of a 50-foot cliff. Former boxing champion Johnny Beam is found crumpled and broken behind the steering wheel. Beam was a gambler, in trouble with the law—and now dead. Was it an accident? Suicide? Murder? How did the former hero end up like this? In the lily-white northern town of Zenith, Minnesota, only one thing was certain: Johnny Beam stood out like a fly in a bottle of milk.
Fly in the Milk is a work of crime fiction, a provocative tale of death, betrayal and hypocrisy spanning three generations.
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