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Overview: TEMPERS FLARE IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT…
…And the wrong move, the wrong word, even the wrong look can set off any man or woman already driven past their boiling point. A Hot and Sultry Night for Crime, edited by bestselling author Jeffery Deaver, features 20 stories of people dealing with not just the torrid weather, but all different kinds of heat. From a retired police chief pitching in on a missing dog report that leads to him solving a murder to a mystery of Southern manners that proves the heat brings out the worst in everybody to a Los Angeles gumshoe who goes to a movie to cool off, but finds a still-warm body inside the theater, these mystery stories all prove that when the temperature rises, anyone can go crazy from the heat, and the most cold-blooded crimes can be committed during the hottest, darkest nights…
Genre: Fiction > Mystery/Thriller
Contents:
Foreword by Jeffery Deaver.
Introduction by Jeffery Deaver.
“Ninety-Eight Point Six,” by Jeffery Deaver.
“The Last of the Bad Girls,” by David Handler.
“Child Support,” by Ronnie Klaskin.
“Old Dog Days,” by Toni L. P. Kelner.
“Body in the Pond,” by Suzanne C. Johnson.
“Lady on Ice,” by Loren D. Estleman.
“El Palacio,” by John Lutz.
“Heat Lightning,” by Gary Brandner.
“Too Hot to Die,” by Mat Coward.
“Green Heat,” by Angela Zeman.
“No Lie,” by Robert Lee Hall.
“The Stay-at-Home Thief,” by Tim Myers.
“War Crimes,” by G. Miki Hayden.
“The Slow Blink,” by Jeremiah Healy.
“Hot Days, Cold Nights,” by Alan Cook.
“Prom Night,” by David Bart.
“Night Rose,” by Ana Rainwater.
“Neighborhood Watch,” by Sinclair Browning.
“Splitting,” by Marilyn Wallace.
“What the Dormouse Said,” by Carolyn Wheat.
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