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Eric Beetner

Genres: Mystery, Western

Series

Ray & Fokoli (with J B Kohl)
1. One Too Many Blows To The Head (2009)
2. Borrowed Trouble (2011)

Fight Card
3. Split Decision (2011)
6. A Mouth Full Of Blood (2012)

Bricks and Cam (with Frank Zafiro)
   1. The Backlist (2015)
   2. The Short List (2016)
   3. The Getaway List (2018)

McGraw Crime
1. Rumrunners (2017)
2. Leadfoot (2016)

Lars and Shaine
   1. The Devil Doesn't Want Me (2016)
   2. When the Devil Comes to Call (2016)
   3. The Devil at Your Door (2017)

Novels

   Criminal Economics (2013)
   The Year I Died Seven Times (2015)
   Over Their Heads (2015)
   All the Way Down (2018)
   Two in the Head (2021)

Collections

   Pulp Ink (2011) (with Reed Farrel Coleman, Hilary Davidson, Matthew C Funk, Richard Godwin, Allan Guthrie, Chris Holm and Gary Phillips)
   A Bouquet Of Bullets (2012)
   Murder-a-Go-Go's (2019) (with Lisa Brackmann, Susanna Calkins, Hilary Davidson, Nadine Nettmann, Thomas Pluck, Lori Rader-Day, Diane Vallere and Holly West)
   Dark Duet (2019)

Novellas

   Dig Two Graves (2012)
   Stripper Pole At The End Of The World (2013)
   Nine Toes in the Grave (2015)

Series contributed to

Lawyer
3. Blood Moon (2016)
4. Six Guns At Sundown (2016)

Grifter's Song
11. The Sound of Breaking Bones (2020)

Guns + Tacos
7. Burritos & Bullets (2020)
Guns + Tacos Vol. 3 (omnibus) (2020) (with Trey R Barker, Michael Bracken and Alec Cizak)

Anthologies edited

Unloaded (2016)
Unloaded Volume 2 (2018)

Eric Beetner recommends

A Walk in the Fire (2018)
(Judah Cannon, book 2)
Steph Post
"Choose your superlative: compelling, exciting, thrilling. They all apply. In Walk in the Fire, Steph Post delivers more of her trademark style with a scorching plot burning around a beating heart and compelling characters you won’t soon forget. The perfect blend of backwoods crime and family drama, southern fried and served hot."

Under Color of Law (2021)
(Trevor Finnegan, book 1)
Aaron Philip Clark
"Under Color of Law does what great crime fiction should: it kept me turning pages while I was reading it and kept me thinking about it when I wasn’t. Clark establishes himself as heir apparent to Michael Connelly in L.A. police novels."

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