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Paperback. Condition: Good. A detective's fall from grace. A rookie's baptism by fire. A town's secrets laid bare. ".reads like the real deal--a tale of trial and redemption."--Craig Johnson, author of the Walt Longmire Mysteries In the unforgiving wilderness of Maine, a disgraced detective must confront his past to solve a chilling murder. Detective Brock Justice's career is on thin ice. Once the golden boy of Maine State Police, Brock now finds himself exiled to the remote northeastern wilderness, punishment for crossing the thin blue line. Assigned to the Major Crimes Unit--North, he suffers the added indignity of partnering with newly-minted Detective Chloe Wright, a rookie with her own hidden struggles. The pair's uneasy alliance is put to the test almost immediately when a routine snowmobile retrieval in the coastal town of Blue Hill unexpectedly escalates into a full-blown murder investigation. Even as the case exposes the darkest corners of the town, their fragile partnership threatens to undermine the investigation at every turn. Brock and Chloe's hunt draws them into the lives of several intriguing locals: the town doctor, a biker gang involved in drug trafficking, a politically connected sheriff, and Brock's own father. With each revelation, the line between ally and enemy blurs, compelling Brock and Chloe to question their trust in everyone around them, including each other. Even as winter's icy grip loosens from Blue Hill, the noose of suspicion tightens. Brock must navigate not only a shaky partnership and a town harboring deadly secrets, but also the shadows of his own past. Can he and Chloe piece together the puzzle before Maine's wilderness swallows them whole? Retired Detective Sergeant Bruce Robert Coffin delivers a masterful blend of police procedural and small-town intrigue in this page-turning thriller. Perfect for fans of Craig Johnson's Longmire series and C.J. Box's Joe Pickett novels. _________________________ Praise for Crimson Thaw: "Will please fans of Paul Doiron's Mike Bowditch series or Archer Mayor's Joe Gunther novels." --Library Journal "Coffin's experience.lends the book's procedural elements a ring of truth, and he paints cops and suspects alike with a fine brush." --Publishers Weekly "A superior, Connelly-esque procedural that ratchets up the tension page by page." --Reed Farrel Coleman, New York Times bestselling author of Blind to Midnight ".Coffin's descriptions are wonderful, evocative even--mud and all." --Katherine Hall Page, MWA's 2024 Grand Master "Smooth as buttah in the telling, Coffin's layered characters almost leap off the page to sit in your lap." --Tracy Clark, award-winning author of the Cass Raines Chicago Mystery series and the Det. Harriet Foster series "The pace is break-neck swift." --Baron Birtcher, award-winning and bestselling author of Knife River "Brock Justice is a protagonist worth following." --Paul Doiron, author of Dead by Dawn ".suspenseful and extremely entertaining." --Chris Miller, Best Thriller Books "One of the most mesmerizing crime fiction series starters I've read in years." --LynDee Walker, bestselling author of the Faith McClellan series ".drips with gritty authenticity and razor-sharp detail." --Brian Shea, author of the Boston Crime Thriller series ".a masterfully creative and riveting tale of suspense." --Raven Award winner Dru Ann Love, Dru's Book Musings.…

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Paperback. Condition: Good. A detective's fall from grace. A rookie's baptism by fire. A town's secrets laid bare. ".reads like the real deal--a tale of trial and redemption."--Craig Johnson, author of the Walt Longmire Mysteries In the unforgiving wilderness of Maine, a disgraced detective must confront his past to solve a chilling murder. Detective Brock Justice's career is on thin ice. Once the golden boy of Maine State Police, Brock now finds himself exiled to the remote northeastern wilderness, punishment for crossing the thin blue line. Assigned to the Major Crimes Unit--North, he suffers the added indignity of partnering with newly-minted Detective Chloe Wright, a rookie with her own hidden struggles. The pair's uneasy alliance is put to the test almost immediately when a routine snowmobile retrieval in the coastal town of Blue Hill unexpectedly escalates into a full-blown murder investigation. Even as the case exposes the darkest corners of the town, their fragile partnership threatens to undermine the investigation at every turn. Brock and Chloe's hunt draws them into the lives of several intriguing locals: the town doctor, a biker gang involved in drug trafficking, a politically connected sheriff, and Brock's own father. With each revelation, the line between ally and enemy blurs, compelling Brock and Chloe to question their trust in everyone around them, including each other. Even as winter's icy grip loosens from Blue Hill, the noose of suspicion tightens. Brock must navigate not only a shaky partnership and a town harboring deadly secrets, but also the shadows of his own past. Can he and Chloe piece together the puzzle before Maine's wilderness swallows them whole? Retired Detective Sergeant Bruce Robert Coffin delivers a masterful blend of police procedural and small-town intrigue in this page-turning thriller. Perfect for fans of Craig Johnson's Longmire series and C.J. Box's Joe Pickett novels. _________________________ Praise for Crimson Thaw: "Will please fans of Paul Doiron's Mike Bowditch series or Archer Mayor's Joe Gunther novels." --Library Journal "Coffin's experience.lends the book's procedural elements a ring of truth, and he paints cops and suspects alike with a fine brush." --Publishers Weekly "A superior, Connelly-esque procedural that ratchets up the tension page by page." --Reed Farrel Coleman, New York Times bestselling author of Blind to Midnight ".Coffin's descriptions are wonderful, evocative even--mud and all." --Katherine Hall Page, MWA's 2024 Grand Master "Smooth as buttah in the telling, Coffin's layered characters almost leap off the page to sit in your lap." --Tracy Clark, award-winning author of the Cass Raines Chicago Mystery series and the Det. Harriet Foster series "The pace is break-neck swift." --Baron Birtcher, award-winning and bestselling author of Knife River "Brock Justice is a protagonist worth following." --Paul Doiron, author of Dead by Dawn ".suspenseful and extremely entertaining." --Chris Miller, Best Thriller Books "One of the most mesmerizing crime fiction series starters I've read in years." --LynDee Walker, bestselling author of the Faith McClellan series ".drips with gritty authenticity and razor-sharp detail." --Brian Shea, author of the Boston Crime Thriller series ".a masterfully creative and riveting tale of suspense." --Raven Award winner Dru Ann Love, Dru's Book Musings.…

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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. With intricate plotting reminiscent of Craig Johnson's Longmire and the relentless, atmospheric tension of C.J. Box's Joe Pickett, Bruce Robert Coffin delivers another gripping Detective Justice novel that cuts straight to the bone One dead millionaire, one dead intruder, and a detective whose only path forward means exposing the secrets of Bar Harbor's wealthy elite. Detective Brock Justice never imagined the glittering coastal town of Bar Harbor would be his next battleground. When multimillionaire Granville Warren and an unidentifiable burglar turn up dead in a mansion break-in gone awry, the evidence points straight to Granville's much younger wife, Lily. Her self-defense claim raises more suspicion than sympathy, and Brock must untangle a crime scene awash in contradictions. Justice's instincts scream there's more beneath the polished surface of Bar Harbor's elite, but the last thing he needs is interference from inside his own ranks. Enter Samantha Osborn, a detective just back from a task force assignment--too polished, too eager, and watching his every move. Brock doesn't believe in coincidences, and Osborn smells like trouble from a mile away. As Brock and his team push deeper into the Warren case, each uncovered clue pulls them further into Bar Harbor's deep-seated corruption. Haunted by past mistakes and facing powerful figures intent on keeping their secrets hidden, Justice must walk a razor's edge to solve this twisted case--or risk losing his career, his reputation, and possibly his life. _________________________ Praise for the Detective Justice series: ".reads like the real deal--a tale of trial and redemption." --Craig Johnson, author of the Walt Longmire Mysteries "A superior, Connelly-esque procedural that ratchets up the tension page by page." --Reed Farrel Coleman, New York Times bestselling author of Blind to Midnight "Smooth as buttah in the telling, Coffin's layered characters almost leap off the page to sit in your lap." --Tracy Clark, award-winning author of the Cass Raines Chicago Mystery series and the Det. Harriet Foster series "The pace is break-neck swift, the writing crisp, and the tension nearly unbearable." --Baron Birtcher, award-winning and bestselling author of Knife River "Brock Justice is a protagonist worth following." --Paul Doiron, author of Dead by Dawn ".suspenseful and extremely entertaining." --Chris Miller, Best Thriller Books "One of the most mesmerizing crime fiction series starters I've read in years." --LynDee Walker, bestselling author of the Faith McClellan series ".drips with gritty authenticity and razor-sharp detail." --Brian Shea, author of the Boston Crime Thriller series ".a superb police procedural, gripping and tight." --Lou Berney, Edgar Award-winning author of Crooks ".a masterfully creative and riveting tale of suspense." --Raven Award winner Dru Ann Love, Dru's Book Musings.…

Paperback. Condition: Good. Summer's last breath meets autumn's first kill in Greenville, Maine. ".high-speed and dripping with suspense." --Library Journal On a moonless stretch of backcountry road, Detective Brock Justice stares down at a crime scene that refuses to play by the rules. A woman lies dead, the apparent victim of a lethal roadside crash--until a stab wound is found hidden beneath her clothing. Two causes of death. Zero easy answers. Reunited with his partner, Detective Chloe Wright, Justice begins pulling at threads too many people want left alone. The victim had secrets--the kind worth killing for. And each suspect carries enough baggage to sink a body in Moosehead Lake. An ex-boyfriend with a violent past. A married fitness trainer with too much to lose. A combat veteran living off the grid, haunted by ghosts of his own. As golden leaves turn blood-red against pewter skies, Justice is fighting more than just a killer. The fallout from testifying against a fellow trooper clings to him like a bad debt, and someone inside the department is making sure he pays for it. Then a game warden's trail camera captures something deep in the woods. But it isn't just a clue--it's a warning. Fans of Craig Johnson's Longmire and C.J. Box's Joe Pickett will find themselves right at home in this dark corner of Maine. _________________________ Praise for the Detective Justice series: ".reads like the real deal--a tale of trial and redemption." --Craig Johnson, author of the Walt Longmire Mysteries "Coffin's experience.lends the book's procedural elements a ring of truth, and he paints cops and suspects alike with a fine brush." --Publishers Weekly "A superior, Connelly-esque procedural that ratchets up the tension page by page." --Reed Farrel Coleman, New York Times bestselling author of Blind to Midnight "Smooth as buttah in the telling, Coffin's layered characters almost leap off the page to sit in your lap." --Tracy Clark, award-winning author of the Cass Raines Chicago Mystery series and the Det. Harriet Foster series "The pace is break-neck swift, the writing crisp, and the tension nearly unbearable." --Baron Birtcher, award-winning and bestselling author of Knife River "Brock Justice is a protagonist worth following." --Paul Doiron, author of Dead by Dawn ".a sensational follow up." --Chris Miller, Best Thriller Books "One of the most mesmerizing crime fiction series starters I've read in years." --LynDee Walker, bestselling author of the Faith McClellan series ".gritty authenticity and razor-sharp detail." --Brian Shea, author of the Boston Crime Thriller series ".a superb police procedural, gripping and tight." --Lou Berney, Edgar Award-winning author of Crooks ".a masterfully creative and riveting tale of suspense." --Raven Award winner Dru Ann Love, Dru's Book Musings.…

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