Columbus Noir -

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Résumé :
The state of Ohio could only escape the Akashic Noir Series for so long.

Biographie:

Andrew Welsh-Huggins, an editor and reporter for the Associated Press in Columbus, is the author of nonfiction books on the death penalty and terrorism, and six novels about private eye Andy Hayes, an ex-Ohio State and Cleveland Browns quarterback turned investigator. Welsh-Huggins's short story The Murderous Type won the 2017 Al Blanchard Award for best New England short crime fiction.

Sommaire:

Introduction

Part I: Sin in Cbus
The Satin Fox by Robin Yocum (Victorian Village)
Gun People by Kristen Lepionka (Olde Towne East)
Curb Appeal by Craig McDonald (German Village)
My Name Is Not Susan by Chris Bournea (Eastmoor)

Part II: Capital Offenses
Going Places by Andrew Welsh-Huggins (Ohio Statehouse)
Honor Guard by Tom Barlow (Clintonville)
An Agreeable Wife for a Suitable Husband by Mercedes King (South End)
Take the Wheel by Daniel Best (Short North)
The Dead and the Quiet by Laura Bickle (Union Cemetery)

Part III: Buckeye Betrayals
The Luckiest Man Alive by Lee Martin (San Margherita)
The Valley by Yolanda Tonette Sanders (Whitehall)
All That Burns the Mind by Julia Keller (Ohio State University)
Long Ears by Khalid Moalim (North Side)
Foreign Study by Nancy Zafris (West Broad Street)