books by J. A. Konrath

books by J. A. Konrath

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J. A. Konrath

Thriller: Stories To Keep You Up All Night: James Penney's New Identity\Operation Northwoods\Epitaph\The Face ...

James Grippando, J. A. Konrath, ...

Mira, 2007

Thrilled to have this one available!
There are a few reasons you should read this book. First, it is likely you will get a taste of the writings of authors you otherwise would not have ever tried. Second, there are variations here on what defines a "thriller." Don't be prejudiced by your own definition ...

Fuzzy Navel (Jack Daniels Mysteries)

J. A. Konrath

Hyperion, 2008

Best of the series so far!
This is not only the best book in the Jack Daniels series, it's one of my favorite books! I absolutely couldn't put it down. Fast paced, exciting, hated to see it end and looking forward to the next Jack Daniels book. I am totally shocked at the few reviewers who ...

Rusty Nail (A Jacqueline "Jack" Daniels mystery)

J. A. Konrath

Hyperion, 2007

Funny, refreshing, can't wait for the next in the series!
It is very refreshing to have a female heroine who is independent, flawed, fun, funny, and over 30. (While I love the Stepanie Plums of the fiction world, it is nice to know there is life after 40 (especially as someone nearing that age :-() Great plots. Great ...

Four Pack of Jack

J.A. Konrath

Amazon, 2005

Great reads
After reading J. A. Konrath for the first time downloading Four Pack of Jack, i'm hooked. I bought Whisky Sour and Bloody Mary. Both are great reads. I fell on the floor laughing all though the cat scenes in Bloody Mary. Now i'm going looking for his new book, ...

Six Pack Of Crime

J.A. Konrath

Amazon, 2006

The Master of Twists
The last three stories are the real gems of this pack of shorts. The "Agreement" has a hilarious twist, but is so wonderfully horrifying that it's an excruciating fun read. "Cleansing" is another demonstration of Konrath at his twisting best, surprisingly set in the ...

Whiskey Sour (A Jacqueline "Jack" Daniels Mystery)

J. A. Konrath

Hyperion, 2005

Whiskey Sour-An Intoxicating Read
J. A. Konrath's first book within his series that details the career of one of Chicago's finest, Lt. Jack Daniels is an intoxicating read. Serial killer, The Gingerbread Man, becomes fixated on Jack when she starts tracking him. Despite the erroneous character ...

Dirty Martini (Jacqueline)

J. A. Konrath

Hyperion, 2008

He did it once again
Once again Konrath wrote an excellent Jack book. The only problem I have with these books is once I finish one I have to wait for the next one and I hate waiting!

These Guns for Hire

Bleak House Books, 2006

I may be biased but...
...this is an amazing story collection. The problem with anthologies is that there are usually only two or three awesome stories, and the rest suck. With THESE GUNS, every story is awesome. I know, because I edited the damn thing, and demanded nothing less than ...

Bloody Mary (Jack Daniels Mysteries)

J. A. Konrath

Hyperion, 2006

This book was a great follow-up to Whiskey Sour
I was very pleasantly surprised by how good Whiskey Sour (the first of the Jack Daniels stories) was, but I tried to manage my expectations for the follow-up for Bloody Mary. Well, no need to temper expectations, the book was great. I think that Konrath did a ...

Whiskey Sour (Jack Daniels Mysteries)
J. A. Konrath

Hyperion, 2004

Trouble Is What I Do: Point Blank

Rob Kantner, J. A. Konrath

Point Blank, 2005

Rob Kantner's Greatest Hits
I began reading Rob Kantner back in the 1980s, when I was a teenager. Detroit Private Eye Ben Perkins was the coolest hero since Spenser--tough and funny, but also with amazing depth. The books (nine of them so far) are clever, with plenty of action, and they ...

Tales From the Red Lion (Chicago)
Richard Chwedyk; Colin Cordwell; Paul Dailing; Jim Doherty; Andrea Dubnick; Jerry Gilio; Tina L. Jens; J.A. Konrath; Martin Mundt; Jody Lynn Nye; Michael Penkas; Henry Perez; Lawrence Santoro; Martel Sardina

Twilight Tales, Inc, 2007

Many towns and cities around the world have a Red Lion Pub, and Chicago is no exception. Inside these pages you ll find tales of one of Chicago s favorite watering holes featuring barkeeps and barmaids, bar-fights, bar-jokes and barflies, several spirits and even a mystery or two by 14 Chicago authors.