Loren D. Estleman

A Detroit mob war draws Peter Macklin back into his old life as a Mafia assassin in award-winning author Loren D. Estleman's riveting hard-boiled thriller....

A faded film star asks Detroit PI Amos Walker to get her out of a relationship with a deadly mobster....

The tabloids were full of it. Constance Thayer, after a night of clubbing, drinks, and drugs, had taken an automatic pistol from the collection of her industrialist husband Doyle Thayer Jr. and emptied it into his back....

An ex-con hires Detroit PI Amos Walker to find the people who put him behind bars....

Tracking down a runaway wife is run of the mill. That's yesterday's blues. But finding the trombonist father of black, beautiful, reformed hooker Iris threatens to blow up into the case of a lifetime....

While trying to help an old friend out of trouble, Detroit PI Amos Walker finds some trouble of his own....

Spring has come to Detroit's Sugartown enclave, and Amos Walker would like to feel kindly toward the human race....

A newscaster’s son disappears, and Amos Walker dives into the depths of Detroit to rescue the boy....

In the private eye business, mistakes can be fatal. Just ask Amos Walker....

Jay has never forgotten the photo once sent to him of his young fiancée - naked in the arms of another man. Now on his deathbed and convinced the photo was a fake, the hunt is on for a modern-day witchfinder....

A search for a vanished husband proves one of Amos Walker’s strangest cases yet....

Marla Bernstein is a pretty, dark-haired teenager who also happens to be the ward of Ben Morningstar - a semi-retired mobster who prefers to keep family business out of the newspapers....

An authority on the American West, award winner Loren D. Estleman has been called the most critically acclaimed author of his generation. In Journey of the Dead, Spanish alchemist Franciso de la Zaragoza—more than a hundred years old and known as a wise man and healer—and Sheriff Pat Garrett...

It has been said of five-time Spur Award winner Loren D. Estleman that even “Louis L’Amour looks down with envy” (Kirkus Reviews). Here Estleman applies his incomparable narrative panache to this novelization of a real-life romance that never was. Judge Roy Bean is an infamous arbiter of...