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Allen Eskens
Allen Eskens grew up in the wooded hills of Missouri and, after high school, migrated north to pursue his education. He acquired a Bachelor of Arts in journalism from the University of Minnesota, and a Juris Doctorate from Hamline University School of Law. While he toiled as a practicing attorney in Mankato, Minnesota he spent his spare time honing his creative writing skills in the M.F.A. program at Minnesota State University and took numerous classes at the Iowa Summer Writing Festival and the Loft Literary Center in Minneapolis. The Life We Bury is Allen's debut offering.
Genres: Mystery
Series
Max Rupert
1. The Life We Bury (2014)
2. The Guise of Another (2015)
3. The Heavens May Fall (2016)
4. The Deep Dark Descending (2017)
5. The Shadows We Hide (2018)
1. The Life We Bury (2014)
2. The Guise of Another (2015)
3. The Heavens May Fall (2016)
4. The Deep Dark Descending (2017)
5. The Shadows We Hide (2018)
Awards
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Allen Eskens recommends
Heart of Stone (2016)
(Ellie Stone Mystery, book 4)
James W Ziskin
"James Ziskin has written another great read, imbued with a rich cast of characters and a tight plot that bristles with tension. Ellie Stone is the perfect protagonist--extraordinary but with enough girl-next-door charm in her that she instantly becomes a friend. This is one of my favorite books by one of my favorite authors, and it belongs on every mystery lover's to-be-read list."
Give Up the Dead (2017)
(Jay Porter, book 3)
Joe Clifford
"Joe Clifford writes the kind of books that I love to read, mysteries that not only make you think, but make you feel."
The Devil's Wedding Ring (2017)
Vidar Sundstøl
"In his novel, The Devil's Wedding Ring, Vidar Sundstol has written an intelligent and thoughtful mystery about a man returning to his home country to learn the truth about a friend's death, and in doing so, he must face ghosts of his own. This pitch-perfect elegy makes for compelling reading, the kind of work that must be savored."
Fallen Mountains (2019)
Kimi Cunningham Grant
"In Fallen Mountains, Kimi Cunningham Grant has painted an intense and engaging portrait of characters driven by--and bound by--the secrets of their pasts. It is an absorbing mystery as well as a gracefully layered story of death and loss in a small town, with a haunting conclusion that will linger with the reader long after they turn that last page."
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