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Nick Petrie
(Nicholas Petrie)
Nick Petrie received his MFA in fiction from the University of Washington, won a Hopwood Award for short fiction while an undergraduate at the University of Michigan, and his story At the Laundromat won the 2006 Short Story Contest in The Seattle Review, a national literary journal. A husband and father, he has worked as a carpenter, remodeling contractor, and building inspector. He lives in Milwaukee.
Genres: Mystery
Series
Peter Ash
1. The Drifter (2016)
2. Burning Bright (2017)
3. Light It Up (2018)
4. Tear It Down (2019)
5. The Wild One (2020)
6. The Breaker (2021)
7. The Runaway (2022)
8. The Heavy Lift (2023)
1. The Drifter (2016)
2. Burning Bright (2017)
3. Light It Up (2018)
4. Tear It Down (2019)
5. The Wild One (2020)
6. The Breaker (2021)
7. The Runaway (2022)
8. The Heavy Lift (2023)
Awards
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Deception Cove (2019)
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The Chill (2020)
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The Gatekeeper (2022)
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"James Byrne's The Gatekeeper is a fast blast of pure fun. Dez Limerick is smart, funny, and endlessly capable, and Byrne's writing is filled with unexpected twists. Do not miss this one!"
The Guilty One (2023)
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"The Guilty One is a fast, fun, incredibly thrilling novel, as well as a compelling argument for the necessity of police work and a deep examination of its costs. Or I could keep it short and sweet: Bill Schweigart is REALLY good. Read this book!"
Wolf Trap (2023)
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The Instructor (2023)
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"The Instructor is an unexpected pleasure, crackling with intensity, vivid with authenticity and emotion. T.R. Hendricks writes like a knife fight on a moonless night--fast, brutal, and bloody."
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