Bøger af Bill Craig

Wolf Creek Pass When Hannibal Tucker Rides into Wolf Creek he is not looking for trouble but it seeks him out anyway. Soon he finds himself caught up in a range war not of his choosing until he ties in by becoming half owner of the ranch caught in the middle. Now with trouble on both sides, Tucker calls in his old pals from the Lazy T and then things explode in Wolf Creek Pass!

Willie Walker was a famous saxophonist in the Jazz world. He had played all around the world. But now he was retiring to Key West to open up a Jazz Club at the End of the Road. But people around him start dying, and pretty soon Willie gets the idea that somebody doesn't want his club to open. His granddaughter Ruby is getting the same idea and hires Marlow to find out who is out to kill her grandfather and why. Willie has secrets he plans on taking to the grave. Secrets he promised never to reveal. But in order to keep Willie alive, Marlow has to uncover those secrets or they both might end up singing the Midnight Blues...

Florida Keys Private Eye Sam Decker runs a gauntlet of mayhem and violence as he tries to uncover the reason why local prominent attorney Russell Cosgrove was murdered. First in a series.

"The Caribe series by Bill Craig drops you right in the middle of an Ian Fleming novel..." -Dick Wall, Editor.Following the mission which effectively wiped out the Caribe team, Nick Storm is enjoying his retirement on Key West. Until an old friend from his days in the CIA shows up at the beach to ask Nick to undertake one last mission for the CIA. The Agency has a mole and has learned that a deadly disease is being weaponized in a secret lab in Costa Rica. Storm agrees to take the job and soon finds himself racing against the clock to contain the killer virus and stop it from being unleashed on an unsuspecting world!

Decker P.I: Blood Vow Lacy Ryan is dead. Sam Decker wants her killer brought to justice. He will find the man responsible as well as the man who ordered it. On the trail of the hitman, Decker lures him into the everglades where Sam Decker swears that he will avenge Lacy Ryan and he will make her killer pay in blood... "Smart and Sexy Characters"---Suzanne Barr author of Fatal Kiss.

"I'm a big Western fan. This six-gun and saddle-leather tale by Bill Craig follows the trail ridden by such masters as Louis L'Amour and John Jakes. A danged good read!"- Nick Teranzi, Online Critics CornerHis wagon train had been burned, people were dead, and his throbbing head didn't remember his own name. Making his way into Denver City, he takes a room, using money he found on a dead body among the wrecked wagons. When forced to sign the hotel register, he comes up with the name Maverick. Just Maverick. The only thing he knows about himself is that somebody wants him dead. But that's not likely to happen as Maverick loads his Colt Peacemaker .45 and sets out to face his enemies. Here's a rousing Western by the creator of the popular Marlow mysteries.

"Over 70 books published and Bill Craig just keeps on getting better. Maybe practice does make perfect. His latest Mitch Cooper mystery is a winner."- Byron McCafferty, Online Critics CornerPaloma Verdes was a woman of exotic beauty and Mitch Cooper had to admit that she had him nearly mesmerized when she first set foot in his San Diego office. But Paloma came with a sad story to go with her good looks. Her brother Enrico was a truck driver and he had taken a load up to San Clemente. She had called the company that he worked for and they had told her that he had never arrived. She wanted Cooper to locate her brother and make sure that he was okay and not dead in a ditch somewhere between San Diego and San Clemente. Cooper had known women like Paloma before, and he had learned the hard way that they weren't to be trusted. He was willing to work for her, but he didn't think that she was a woman he would be willing to die for...

"You can't beat a great storyteller, whether he's writing the Great American Novel or a private eye adventure. Bill Craig is a great storyteller."- Edward Squires, Not Quite NovellasArnie Grossman was a wealthy man who had been investing heavily in Indianapolis, the city he had grown up in. But wealthy men make enemies. And when Arnie walks in and finds a dead woman in his living room, he knows that he is being set up. Somebody wants to frame him for murder. So he calls in Phillip Chandler, the former US Marshal turned Private Investigator. Chandler is an old friend, and the one man who he is sure can prove that he had nothing to do with murdering the young woman.

"How great is this? A second book in Bill Craig's Caribe series published on the heels of the first. Couldn't wait to read it. This spy novel has the Bill Craig touch!"- Byron Rupert McCafferty, pop culture guru and noted online criticCaribe is a multinational task force created to handle a burgeoning level of espionage and counter espionage happening in Central and South America and the Caribbean. Their next assignment is a tough one. A U.S. Intelligence agent washes up on Nassau. The only problem is; the dead man was reported killed ten years earlier on a mission to Serbia. Riley and the Caribe team are assigned to find out what happened to the agent and where he had been for the past ten years. What they uncover is a deadly terrorist ...

"The Past Never Dies is the second in Bill Craig's new mystery series about a sharp-witted San Diego private eye. If you haven't read the first, go get it. And you'll want to keep your eyes open for the next one. It's that addictive."- George "Harley" Davidson, Zoo in a BookLindsay Call is a reporter for the San Diego Reader and is working on a story about Tech firms working with China. After somebody takes a shot at her, the newspaper hires Mitch Cooper to protect her. However someone doesn't like that idea and when a dead body turns up from Cooper's past, he has to find out why and what the connection to Lindsay's story is. The answer is shadowed in Cooper's past from his days as a Navy Seal and a classified mission that officially never happened against the Chinese.