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Paul Doiron
Paul Doiron is the editor-in-chief of Down East: The Magazine of Maine. A native of Maine, he attended Yale University, where he graduated with a degree in English, and he holds an MFA in creative writing from Emerson College. Paul is a Registered Maine Guide and lives on a trout stream in coastal Maine with his wife, Kristen Lindquist.
Genres: Mystery
Series
Mike Bowditch Mystery
1. The Poacher's Son (2010)
2. Trespasser (2011)
3. Bad Little Falls (2012)
4. Massacre Pond (2013)
4.5. The Bear Trap (2015)
5. The Bone Orchard (2014)
6. The Precipice (2015)
7. Widow-Maker (2016)
8. Knife Creek (2017)
9. Stay Hidden (2018)
10. Almost Midnight (2019)
11. One Last Lie (2020)
12. Dead by Dawn (2021)
Rabid (2018)
Backtrack (2019)
The Imposter (2020)
1. The Poacher's Son (2010)
2. Trespasser (2011)
3. Bad Little Falls (2012)
4. Massacre Pond (2013)
4.5. The Bear Trap (2015)
5. The Bone Orchard (2014)
6. The Precipice (2015)
7. Widow-Maker (2016)
8. Knife Creek (2017)
9. Stay Hidden (2018)
10. Almost Midnight (2019)
11. One Last Lie (2020)
12. Dead by Dawn (2021)
Rabid (2018)
Backtrack (2019)
The Imposter (2020)
Awards
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Paul Doiron recommends
Available Dark (2012)
(Cass Neary, book 2)
Elizabeth Hand
"Available Dark is dark stuff indeed. Elizabeth Hand takes us on a dangerous and drug-fueled trip through a world of art fetishists, death metal bands, and Nordic blood cults. This book disturbs and delights."
The Silent Girls (2014)
(Canaan Crime, book 1)
Eric Rickstad
"Eric Rickstad's The Silent Girls is a bone-chilling mystery set in one of New England's darkest corners, the kind of place travelers are well-advised to avoid after nightfall. This well-crafted book will have you staying up late, turning pages and afraid to turn off the light."
Winter at the Door (2015)
(Lizzie Snow Mystery, book 1)
Sarah Graves
"With Winter at the Door, Sarah Graves has pulled off a small miracle. Through artfully precise language and a plot that kept me turning pages well past my bedtime, she transported me to a North Woods village that seemed utterly real in the vividness of its details and yet almost dreamlike. I got out my map of Maine, looking for the backwoods town of Bearkill, and was surprised when I couldn’t find it. What a fantastic setting, and what a great character in Lizzie Snow. I can’t wait for the next book."
The Second Mother (2020)
Jenny Milchman
"Jenny Milchman is one of the best suspense writers at work today, and The Second Mother is a page turner extraordinaire. Milchman takes the nostalgic daydream of teaching in a one-room schoolhouse and turns it ever so slowly into an urgent nightmare. That the story is set on a remote island off the coast of Maine - one of the most claustrophobic places a stranger can ever set foot - is an added bonus."
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