S. E. Grosskopf

Murder on Harrisonville Road (Lowan, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Meet Lowan, a telepathic alien working as a private detective in the 1930s!

After writing a newspaper story about the charming and crimeless village of Harrisville, Tom Nenning is ambushed and left for dead. When Lowan investigates, vandalism to his car and the only telephone line leave him trapped in a small town with a murderer hidden among its quirky residents. Secrets abound and newcomers don't receive a warm welcome. When Tom and Rita arrive-intending to help-the problem becomes far more dangerous. If they succeed in uncovering the secret of Harrisville, they might lose their lives instead.

S. E. Grosskopf's writing is strongly influenced by the old pulp fiction magazines and Golden Age radio dramas of the 1930s-1950s. If you like fast-paced action and mystery with a dash of urban fantasy and quirkiness, then you'll love these books. This is the third book in the series. The books follow chronologically. Reading them in order is recommended.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Calico Quill
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. April 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781965651025
• Artikelnr.: 73955526

Autorenporträt

I grew up listening to old radio programs on NPR. Mysteries were always my favorite, especially The Shadow. When I found out that there were Shadow books also, and that the books were way better than the radio program, I ended up reading over a hundred of them. Along with copious amounts of Doc Savage and just about everything by Edgar Rice Burroughs.

And that was my introduction to pulp fiction. Fast-paced action, larger-than-life heroes and dastardly villains, clever dialogue, and one plot twist after another. Never a dull moment. I couldn't get enough of it.

In college, I double majored in English and History. My history professor once said to me, "You like the 1930s? You should read The Great Gatsby. It's the most exciting book ever!"

My response? "It's just people sitting around talking to each other. It needs more car chases and gunfights!"

Ah, well . . .

Everyone always says, "You majored in English and History? So, you're going to be a teacher?"

Nope, I'd rather write crazy mystery-fantasy-historical . . . pulp fiction.

I currently live on the shoreline of Lake Michigan, in a house built by my great-grandfather in the 1930s. I also play ragtime piano and have a small calico cat.