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Biography: Kent grew up in the Cascade Mountains of Oregon. He briefly attended Stanford University before leaving to experience the 'real world', which included working as a logger, construction worker, freelance journalist, and researcher in childhood development. For the last couple of decades, he has made his home in St. Paul, Minnesota, with his wife and children.
Bush, Gary (editor) / Everheart, Chris (editor)
Once Upon a Crime: An Anthology of Murder, Mayhem, and Suspense
Twenty-four stories.
Contents
Perfectly Grimm: A Joe Pickett Story == C.J. Box
Time of the Green == Ken Bruen
Last Laugh == David Housewright
An Issue of Women and Money == Michael Stanley
Dumber Than Dirt == Libby Fischer Hellmann
The Snow Birds == Gary Phillips
Pinked Off == Maureen Fischer
Santa's Little Helper == Anne Frasier
The 17th Rule of Highly Effective Bank Robbers == Troy Cook
Puck == Pat Dennis
Why I Write Mysteries == Pete Hautman
Eddie's Dungeon == Chris Everheart
Contender == William Kent Krueger
Den of Iniquity == Lori L. Lake
You Can Be Too Thin == Gary R. Bush
Jibber Jabber == Reed F. Coleman
The Surrogate == Anthony Neil Smith
Cat's Meow == Mary Logue
Uninvolved == Lois Greiman
Rage Against the Machines == Terri Persons
Flyover Land == Max Allan Collins and Barbara Collins
Signed by the author on the title page. Cork is caught in the middle of a gang dispute between the Aurora Anglos and the Ojibwe Reservation Red Boyz; the Red Boyz leader and his wife are found murdered.
Awards: ♦ Finalist for the 21st Annual Minnesota Book Award for Genre Fiction
Novel, 310 pages, Trade Paperback, Reprint of 2008 HC
Signed by the author on the title page. When a charter plane carrying Cork's wife goes missing in a snowstorm over the Wyoming Rockies, Cork must accept the terrible truth that she is gone forever. But is she? When evidence shows the pilot was not the man he claimed to be, Cork heads to Wyoming, where he battles the interference of forces determined to throw him off the trail - permanently.
Novel, 320 pages, Trade Paperback, Reprint of 2009 HC
Signed by the author on the title page. When a charter plane carrying Cork's wife goes missing in a snowstorm over the Wyoming Rockies, Cork must accept the terrible truth that she is gone forever. But is she? When evidence shows the pilot was not the man he claimed to be, Cork heads to Wyoming, where he battles the interference of forces determined to throw him off the trail - permanently.
Signed by the author on the title page. Cork O'Connor is hired to head security when protests erupt after a local mine is shortlisted for storage of nuclear waste. His first day on the job, he stumbles across a secret room. Inside are the remains of six murder victims. Five appear to be old enough to be connected to a 1964 series of unsolved disappearances, when Cork's father was sheriff. One of them was killed with Cork's own gun, handed down to him from his father - as was the sixth body, which has been dead less than a week. Cork must dig into the darker parts of his family's past, and unravel the clues before more death comes to Tamarack County, Minnesota.
Awards: ♦ Finalist for the 23rd Annual Minnesota Book Award for Genre Fiction
Novel, 305 pages, Trade Paperback, Reprint of 2010 HC
Signed by the author on the title page. Cork O'Connor is hired to head security when protests erupt after a local mine is shortlisted for storage of nuclear waste. His first day on the job, he stumbles across a secret room. Inside are the remains of six murder victims. Five appear to be old enough to be connected to a 1964 series of unsolved disappearances, when Cork's father was sheriff. One of them was killed with Cork's own gun, handed down to him from his father - as was the sixth body, which has been dead less than a week. Cork must dig into the darker parts of his family's past, and unravel the clues before more death comes to Tamarack County, Minnesota.
Awards: ♦ Finalist for the 23rd Annual Minnesota Book Award for Genre Fiction
Signed by the author on the title page. During a houseboat vacation on remote Lake of the Woods, a gale strands Cork and his daughter on an island. In an old cabin, they find the body of a teenage girl who has been tortured and killed. And in a nearby hiding place they find a hungry, dehydrated baby boy. In the Northwest Angle, pursued by powerful people intent on securing the child, Cork realizes that to save his family, he must solve the mystery surrounding the boy.
Awards: ♦ Finalist for the 24th Annual Minnesota Book Award for Genre Fiction
Novel, 357 pages, Trade Paperback, Reprint of 2011 HC
Signed by the author on the title page. During a houseboat vacation on remote Lake of the Woods, a gale strands Cork and his daughter on an island. In an old cabin, they find the body of a teenage girl who has been tortured and killed. And in a nearby hiding place they find a hungry, dehydrated baby boy. In the Northwest Angle, pursued by powerful people intent on securing the child, Cork realizes that to save his family, he must solve the mystery surrounding the boy.
Awards: ♦ Finalist for the 24th Annual Minnesota Book Award for Genre Fiction
Cork's wilderness bow hunting trip with Minnesota's first Native American governor-elect, Jubal Little, goes very wrong when Jubal is shot through the heart with one of Cork's arrows. Cork knows he's been set up, and as he works to clear his name and track the real killer, he recalls his long, complex relationship with Jubal, the Native kid who wanted to be a populist politician but grew into a man capable of treachery and murder.
Novel, 329 pages, Trade Paperback, Reprint of 2012 HC
Signed by the author on the title page. Cork's wilderness bow hunting trip with Minnesota's first Native American governor-elect, Jubal Little, goes very wrong when Jubal is shot through the heart with one of Cork's arrows. Cork knows he's been set up, and as he works to clear his name and track the real killer, he recalls his long, complex relationship with Jubal, the Native kid who wanted to be a populist politician but grew into a man capable of treachery and murder.
Novel, 470 pages, Mass Market Paperback, Reprint of 2003 HC
Pocket - 2003 - ISBN: 0743445856 / 9780743445856
Book Condition: New.
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Krueger, William Kent
Ordinary Grace
Signed by the author on the title page. In the summer of 1961, Frank Drum was thirteen, living in a small Minnesota town, with his Methodist minister father, artistic mother, talented sister, and kid brother. When tragedy unexpectedly comes to call on his family, Frank finds himself thrust into an adult world full of secrets, lies, adultery, and betrayal.
