Lori Roy's debut novel, Bent Road, was awarded the Edgar Allen Poe Award for best debut novel by an American author. Bent Road was named a 2011 Notable Crime Book by the New York Times, a 2012 Notable Book by the state of Kansas and nomiated for the Book-of-the-Month Club First Fiction Award. Her second novel, Until She Comes Home (Dutton 6/13) has been named a New York Times Editors' Choice.
Awards: Edgar (2016) see all
Genres: Mystery
Novels
Bent Road (2011)
Until She Comes Home (2013)
Let Me Die in His Footsteps (2015)
The Disappearing (2018)
Gone Too Long (2019)
Lake County (2024)
The Final Episode (2025)
Until She Comes Home (2013)
Let Me Die in His Footsteps (2015)
The Disappearing (2018)
Gone Too Long (2019)
Lake County (2024)
The Final Episode (2025)
Books containing stories by Lori Roy
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