Gabriel Valjan is the author of The Company Files, and the Shane Cleary Mysteries with Level Best Books. He has been nominated for the Agatha, Anthony, Derringer, Shamus, and Silver Falchion awards. He received the 2021 Macavity Award for Best Short Story. Gabriel is a member of the Historical Novel Society, ITW, MWA, and Sisters in Crime. He lives in Boston and answers to a tuxedo cat named Munchkin.
Awards: Shamus (2024), Macavity (2021) see all
Genres: Mystery
New and upcoming books
Series
Roma
1. Roma, Underground (2012)
2. Wasp's Nest (2012)
3. Threading the Needle (2013)
4. Turning to Stone (2015)
5. Corporate Citizen (2016)
6. Five Before Rome (2021)
1. Roma, Underground (2012)
2. Wasp's Nest (2012)
3. Threading the Needle (2013)
4. Turning to Stone (2015)
5. Corporate Citizen (2016)
6. Five Before Rome (2021)
Company Files
1. The Good Man (2017)
2. The Naming Game (2019)
3. The Devil's Music (2021)
4. Eyes to Deceit (2025)
1. The Good Man (2017)
2. The Naming Game (2019)
3. The Devil's Music (2021)
4. Eyes to Deceit (2025)
Shane Cleary Mystery
1. Dirty Old Town (2020)
2. Symphony Road (2021)
3. Hush Hush (2022)
4. Liar's Dice (2023)
5. The Big Lie (2024)
1. Dirty Old Town (2020)
2. Symphony Road (2021)
3. Hush Hush (2022)
4. Liar's Dice (2023)
5. The Big Lie (2024)
Echoes of Italy
1. Man of Honor (2025)
2. The Fallen One (2025)
3. Two Warriors (2025)
4. Dance of the Spider (2025)
1. Man of Honor (2025)
2. The Fallen One (2025)
3. Two Warriors (2025)
4. Dance of the Spider (2025)
Anthologies edited
Seascape (2019) (with William Ade, Christine Bagley, Michael Bracken, Dames of Detection, Peter W J Hayes, Adam Meyer, Alan Orloff, Shawn Reilly Simmons and Janet Raye Stevens)
Books containing stories by Gabriel Valjan

Blood on the Bayou: Case Closed (2025)
Bouchercon Anthology 2025
(Bouchercon Anthology)
edited by
Don Bruns

Every Day a Little Death (2025)
Crime Fiction Inspired by the Songs of Stephen Sondheim
(Inspired by anthologies)
edited by
Josh Pachter
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Awards
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Award nominations
Gabriel Valjan recommends

Man-Killer (2024)
(Gina Cototi Cases, book 1)
Lawrence Kelter
"A dash of humor, several splashes of intrigue, and molto attitude from two strong sisters, such that the men in their lives, good or bad, don't stand a chance. There's more to lust after than collectible cars. I hopped in and loved that Lawrence Kelter's MAN-KILLER. It put me in a New York state of mind. A pitch-perfect page-turner."

Black Label (2021)
James L'Etoile
"If this book had a tag, it would say 'proceed with caution' because nothing is what it seems. Told with a vivid and visceral style, this is le Carré's Constant Gardener meets The Fugitive. As the title suggests, BLACK LABEL is a top of the line thriller."
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