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Tracy Clark



Tracy Clark is a native Chicagoan who writes mysteries set in her hometown while working as an editor in the newspaper industry. She is a graduate of Mundelein College, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree, and the University of Illinois at Chicago, where she earned her MA.Since reading her first Nancy Drew mystery, Tracy has dreamed of crafting mysteries of her own, mysteries that feature strong, intelligent, independent female characters, and those who share their world. Cass Raines, ex-cop turned intrepid PI, is such a character.

In addition to her Cass Raines novels, Tracy’s short story “For Services Rendered,” appears in the anthology “Shades of Black: Crime and Mystery Stories by African-American Authors.”She is currently writing her next Cass Raines mystery and binge-watching “Game of Thrones”.
 

Genres: Mystery
 
New and upcoming books
December 2024

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Echo
(Detective Harriet Foster, book 3)
Series
Chicago Mystery
   1. Broken Places (2018)
   2. Borrowed Time (2019)
   3. What You Don't See (2020)
   4. Runner (2021)
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Detective Harriet Foster
   1. Hide (2023)
   2. Fall (2023)
   3. Echo (2024)
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Tracy Clark recommends
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The Death of Us (2023)
Lori Rader-Day
"Lori Rader-Day's The Death of Us is a deftly crafted, winding road of family secrets, unsolved disappearance, murder, betrayal, and complicated lives caught in the crosshairs of suspicion and lies. Masterful. Riveting. What a ride!"
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Broadway Butterfly (2023)
Sara DiVello
"1920s Manhattan. A dead party girl. A list of suspects worthy of a killer game of Clue. Yes, please. Broadway Butterfly is the cat's pajamas. What a ride!"
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Time's Undoing (2023)
Cheryl A Head
"Cheryl Head's Time's Undoing is truly mesmerizing. What a first-rate melding of painful past and hopeful future told by a master storyteller who gives readers a visceral look at the human cost of hate and fear and both heart and wings to redemptive peace. You won't be able to put it down. I couldn't."

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Awards
Shamus Awards Best First Novel nominee (2019) : Broken Places


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