Bøger af Paul Heatley

A deadly explosion rocks the nation's capital... Three seemingly unconnected people - a British ex-Special Forces operative, an ex-Navy Seal, and a teenage girl - find themselves under suspicion for the attack. Soon, they're in the middle of a conspiracy that threatens to unsettle the entire United States. If they have any hope to survive the dangerous situation they've found themselves in, these strangers must learn to rely on each other, all while the question remains: Did one of them cause the explosion? Nefarious organizations arrange themselves behind the political scenes. The players prepare their moves. An entire country hangs in the balance. Can anyone stop them? Find out in this adrenaline-pumping action-thriller from bestseller Paul Heatley.

Crime Syndicate Magazine is back with ten fantastic crime fiction short stories from some of the top crime writers on the market today. Guest-edited by Eryk Pruitt, this issue has a little something for everyone: Work out your drugged-out marital problems and feed your family from the East Texas countryside in Eryk Pruitt's "The Deplorables.Find out if you're being detained, and what depraved results the answer might hold in Kevin Z. Garvey's "Good Cop Bad Cop."Reach for the sky and fall through the floor in Max Booth III's "Below the Angels."Can you escape a schmuck's fate in Dennis Day's throwback historical noir story "Schmuck?"Help your new college bestie murder a New Orleans local "god" in Nina Mansfield's "Gods and Virgins in the Big Easy."Think twice before you front on an old schooler in S.A. Cosby's "Slit the Belly."Take in the beard cream smell while you take down some skinny jeans in Travis Richardson's "Hipster Pantsin'."Show off your new racist jail tat while you dredge up demons from the past in Paul Heatley's "The Whitest Boy on the Block."Get your trap music murder on in Allen Griffin's "Dirty South of Heaven.""Take down career criminals and the ghosts from your past in David A. Anthony's "The Contractors."

Newcastle, 1978. John is sleeping with Mary. Mary is married to Daniel. Both men work for her father, the Top Man. Daniel is his son-in-law, next in line to take over his little empire. John is muscle. The Top Man orchestrates robberies-banks, pay rolls, anything that will bring in some easy money. When Daniel discovers his wife''s illicit liaison, he wants John dead. The Top Man signs off on it.But John''s a man you only get one shot at. When Daniel happens to botch that one shot, then everyone involved needs to watch their back. Because John will be coming for them, and he won''t stop until he''s taken revenge on every last one involved in leaving him for dead.Praise for CUTTHROAT:"Paul Heatley remains a master of savagery, of bloody men and how they live, how they die, how they kill." -Rob Pierce, author of Tommy ShakesPraise for Paul Hartley:"Heatley is becoming a master of American noir in the vein of Jim Thompson and James M. Cain." -David Nemeth

After his girlfriend leaves and takes their young son with her, Joey Hidalgo is left alone in the trailer they formerly called home with nothing to do but get drunk and contemplate her reasons. Is he really as angry, as volatile, so close to constant violence, as she claims he is? No, Joey thinks, of course not, the real problem is money-or lack thereof. Joey's a bartender, always struggling to make ends meet, unlike his most vile regular customer, the rich and racist fatboy. So Joey hatches a plan to get his family back by taking him for all he's worth. But the fatboy isn't going to make it easy for them. Neither is Joey's temper. Things are going to get messy, and it's gonna be one hell of a long night. Praise for FATBOY: "Paul Heatley delivers a brutal, unflinching noir masterpiece."-Greg Barth, author of the Selena series "This book is what noir is meant to be: dark, gritty, and no shots at redemption."-Derrick Horodyski, Out Of The Gutter Online "A perfect example of small town noir worthy of Jim Thompson or Dave Zeltserman." -Paul D. Brazill, author of Big City Blues "Boasting great characterisation and pitch-perfect prose, Fatboy is a well-judged excursion into classic noir territory." -Tom Leins, author of the Paignton Noir series "Fatboy is a fast, frenetic read from a writer at the top of his game." - Gary Duncan, author of You're Not Supposed to Cry