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Matt Coyle
Best-selling author Matt Coyle is the winner of the Anthony Award, the Benjamin Franklin Silver Medal, the San Diego Book Award, and is a Shamus, Macavity, and Lefty Award finalist as well. He has a degree in English from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and has worked in the restaurant, golf, and sports collectible businesses. Best-selling author Matt Coyle is the winner of the Anthony Award, the Benjamin Franklin Silver Medal, the San Diego Book Award, and is a Shamus, Macavity, and Lefty Award finalist as well. He has a degree in English from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and has worked in the restaurant, golf, and sports collectible businesses. Matt lives in San Diego with his yellow Lab, Angus.
Genres: Mystery
Series
Rick Cahill
1. Yesterday's Echo (2013)
2. Night Tremors (2015)
3. Dark Fissures (2016)
4. Blood Truth (2017)
5. Wrong Light (2018)
6. Lost Tomorrows (2019)
7. Blind Vigil (2020)
1. Yesterday's Echo (2013)
2. Night Tremors (2015)
3. Dark Fissures (2016)
4. Blood Truth (2017)
5. Wrong Light (2018)
6. Lost Tomorrows (2019)
7. Blind Vigil (2020)
Anthologies edited
LAst Resort (2017) (with Mary Marks and Patricia Smiley)
Crossing Borders (2020) (with Lisa Brackmann)
Crossing Borders (2020) (with Lisa Brackmann)
Awards
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Matt Coyle recommends
The Last Girl (2017)
(Dexter Vega Mystery, book 1)
Danny López
"The Last Girl is a boozy, hard-boiled trek through the sun-drenched streets of Sarasota, Florida to the darkened jungles of Mexico where everyone's playing an angle. A wild ride!"
A-List (2017)
(Jake Longly, book 2)
D P Lyle
"Former baseball player turned P.I. Jake Longly is back on the trail in A-List. A rollicking thrill ride through the mean streets and tasty restaurants of New Orleans. Murder, mobbed-up bad guys, Hollywood heartthrobs, and laughs! What more could you want? D.P. Lyle is at the top of his game!"
The Guilt We Carry (2019)
Samuel W Gailey
"The Guilt We Carry is heartbreaking, hopeful and touching...Gailey lyrically weaves a story of loss and guilt into one of redemption. Never has misery been so elegantly written."
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