CHANCE HARBOUR, the latest Jim Grant thriller has been released by Down & Out Books. Happy reading. “I know cops who twisted their ankle took longer off work than you. Being dead for fifteen minutes is still dead.” “And now […]
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The Crime Writers’ Association in England printed my article about setting books in America, in the December issue of Red Herrings magazine. You can read it in the attached photo. Enjoy.
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INTERNATIONAL THRILLER WRITERS magazine, The Big Thrill have published an interview ahead of the release of Chance Harbour, the latest Jim Grant thriller from Down & Out Books. Available December 19th 2022. Read the interview here
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The Grant & McNulty Christmas short, Not Such A Silent Night, is available to preorder as an Amazon Kindle exclusive. Due from Down & Out Books on December 5th 2022. Merry Christmas. Order from Amazon.co.uk here Order from Amazon.com here
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Down & Out Books are releasing, Not Such A silent Night, A Grant and McNulty Christmas story on e-book, December 5th 2022. “Die Hard.” “One or two?” Jim Grant felt the need to clarify. “There were five of them.” Vince […]
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December 19th 2022. Chance Harbour, a Jim Grant thriller, will be published by Down & Out Books. On December 19th 2022, in case you missed it. Happy reading.
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Here is a first look at the cover of Chance Harbour, a Jim Grant thriller, coming in December from Down & Out Books.
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Here is a sneak preview of CHANCE HARBOUR, the 8th Jim Grant Thriller. Due out in December 2022 from Down & Out Books. “I know cops who twisted their ankle took longer off work than you. Being dead for fifteen […]
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The Big Thrill interview With Swing Gang being published on June 27th, the International Thriller Writers magazine The Big Thrill is running an interview to mark the launch. Read the interview here.
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SWING GANG, the latest Vince McNulty thriller has been released by Down & Out Books. Happy reading. “In hindsight I think we should have stayed in Boston.” “Thought you always wanted to be Mr. Hollywood.” Larry Unger looked at McNulty. […]
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