Greg Herren
Lambda Award winner Greg Herren is one of the Big Easy’s biggest writers. This New Orleans native is the author of a slew of noir-tinged gay mysteries set in the Louisiana city, including Mardi Gras Mambo, Bourbon Street Blues, Jackson Street Jazz, Murder in the Rue Chartres, Murder in the Rue Dauphine, and Murder in the Rue Ursulines. When he’s not busy penning atmospheric whodunits with a Cajun kick, he’s writing and editing for some of the hottest erotica collections around, such as FratSex, Full Body Contact, and Wanna Wrestle?
Greg Herren
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Private eye Chanse MacLeod must find a young MMA fighter’s mother, who has disappeared under strange circumstances. He discovers powerful people want to make sure she’s gone for good…and that his own life is in danger!
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Noir is given a gay twist in this intriguing collection of mystery stories, full of red herrings, shady deals and double crosses. Contributors include ISO favorites Neil Plakcy, Greg Herren and more!
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Scotty Bradley is trying to clear the name of his cousin, the number one suspect in the murder of his girlfriend, a dethroned Miss Louisiana, but soon discovers there’s no shortage of people who wanted her dead!
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Scotty Bradley, everyone’s favorite go-go boy turned detective, is back! A family friend has allegedly committed suicide by pitching himself off his balcony—but evidence suggests it was cold-blooded murder!
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The fifth book in the Chanse MacLeod series involves the murder of a leading candidate in an upcoming senatorial race. Who should be the prime suspect but his younger second wife, a shady lady with a checkered past?
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Author Greg Herren returns with another sinister, sexy mystery. In post-Katrina New Orleans, gay detective Chanse MacLeod stumbles into the world of a shady well-to-do family as he tries to solve a woman’s brutal murder.
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