Steve Lewis
This Dame for Hire
Two blurbs by other authors on the cover of this one call it “noir” and “pulp,” but I beg to…
A Time Gone By
From a writer’s point of view, this is very much a tour-de-force. Switching the time frame of a murder mystery…
The Devil’s Wind
The author who wrote The Devil’s Wind was born in England, but he now lives in Los Angeles, and as…
The Point in the Market
This 15th in a series of adventures of Captain Owen, the Mamur Zapt, the British head of the Sultan’s Secret…
The Widowmaker, Book One: Invitation to a Hanging
Robert Randisi is known for writing hundreds of books in various “adult” western series, including almost all of the Gunsmith…
The Castlemaine Murders
Of the thirteen Phryne Fisher mysteries, this one’s the most recent, and the third to be published in the U.S.…
Big Iron: Book One of the Golden Spike Trilogy
If some traditional westerns being written today display little sense of time and locale, this effort makes up for it…
War at Fire Creek
Two brothers who fought on opposite sides during the American Civil War have united in a quest to find their…
Gold Rush Dream
Under her real name, Billie Sue Mosiman, the author of this rather one-dimensional western romance novel has been nominated for…
Sunset and Sawdust
It begins as a tornado hits the home of Sunset Jones and her husband Pete, and it ends soon after…
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