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Eric Redman
Eric Redman is a Seattle-based writer, lawyer, and climate activist who for decades has loved the Big Island of Hawaii, its history, and its people. He is a former contributing editor of Rolling Stone and has written for the New York Times, Washington Post, and many other publications. He wrote the nonfiction best-seller, The Dance of Legislation. This is his first work of detective fiction.
Genres: Mystery
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Eric Redman recommends
Never Name the Dead (2022)
(Mud Sawpole Mystery, book 1)
D M Rowell
"Greed and murder face off against the power of traditional Native American wisdom and rituals in a gripping tale set in Oklahoma on a reservation fighting to preserve the Kiowa culture and way of life. Mystical and magical, D. M. Rowell's debut novel puts her in the ranks of Tony Hillerman, with a resolute female sleuth whose name is Mud but whose vision, purified with sacred smoke, is crystal clear."
The Complication (2022)
(Camille Delaney Mystery, book 1)
Amanda Dubois
"'Page-turner' hardly does it justice! The Complication has everything: accomplished nurse/lawyer/pilot Camille Delaney as a brainy sleuth with a bevy of bold women helping her; a murderous surgeon with victims everywhere; gorgeous Pacific Northwest scenery; medical and legal drama - and suspense that Just. Won't. Quit. Whew! What a ride!"
Five Decembers (2021)
James Kestrel
"Five Decembers is a masterpiece. You'll stay up all night with this one. It’s unique and it’s terrific."
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