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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)
1. The Drifter (2016)
2. Burning Bright (2017)
3. Light It Up (2018)
4. Tear It Down (2019)
5. The Wild One (2020)
Awards
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Nick Petrie recommends
High White Sun (2018)
(Sheriff Chris Cherry, book 2)
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"This hot blast of desert wind is by turns ruthless and heartfelt, lyrical and violent, and, like all great stories, feels utterly true. J. Todd Scott knows borderland Texas like nobody else, and it shows."
Fogland Point (2018)
Doug Burgess
"Fogland Point is a unique, surprising, moving, occasionally hilarious, and entirely marvelous book about the complicated mysteries that lie at the heart of all families - although the Hazard family is definitely more complicated and mysterious and interesting than most."
Last Looks (2018)
(Charlie Waldo, book 1)
Howard Michael Gould
"Last Looks is a fun, fast, and quirky take on the essential depravity of modern society in general, and Hollywood in particular. Howard Michael Gould is both thoughtful and hilarious, and I can't wait to see what he does next."
Lone Jack Trail (2020)
(Neah Bay, book 2)
Owen Laukkanen
"Owen Laukkanen sure as hell knows how to tell a story."
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