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Windward: Best New England Crime Stories
Windward, the fourteenth Best New England Crime Stories anthology, continues the tradition of presenting the best mystery and crime fiction from both acclaimed, seasoned authors and exciting new voices. We've gathered thirty-two original tales ranging from historical, to contemporary, to noir, and everything in between.
Windward: The Best New England Crime Stories 2016 Authors
Christine Bagley
V. R. Barkowski
Mara Buck
P. Jo Anne Burgh
Sarah M. Chen
Frank Cook
Dæmon Crowe
Sharon Daynard
Stephen J. Doyle
Gerald Elias
Kathy Lynn Emerson
Sanford M. Emerson
Kate Flora
Kimberly Gray
Janet Halpin
Connie Johnson Hambley
Jill Hand
Lisa Lieberman
Cyndy Edwards Lively
Ruth McCarty
Peter E. Murray
Rick Ollerman
Alan Orloff
Anita Page
Dale T. Phillips
Verena Rose
Erica Ruppert
Harriette Sackler
Brenda Seabrooke
Shawn Reilly Simmons
Gabriel Valjan
Lilla Waltch
Level Best Books' fourteenth anthology features P. Jo Anne Burgh's "Bagatelle," winner of the 2016 Al Blanchard Short Crime Fiction Award.
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Windward: The Best New England Crime Stories 2016 Authors
Christine Bagley
V. R. Barkowski
Mara Buck
P. Jo Anne Burgh
Sarah M. Chen
Frank Cook
Dæmon Crowe
Sharon Daynard
Stephen J. Doyle
Gerald Elias
Kathy Lynn Emerson
Sanford M. Emerson
Kate Flora
Kimberly Gray
Janet Halpin
Connie Johnson Hambley
Jill Hand
Lisa Lieberman
Cyndy Edwards Lively
Ruth McCarty
Peter E. Murray
Rick Ollerman
Alan Orloff
Anita Page
Dale T. Phillips
Verena Rose
Erica Ruppert
Harriette Sackler
Brenda Seabrooke
Shawn Reilly Simmons
Gabriel Valjan
Lilla Waltch
Level Best Books' fourteenth anthology features P. Jo Anne Burgh's "Bagatelle," winner of the 2016 Al Blanchard Short Crime Fiction Award.
copyright The Dames of Detection
343 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 8, 2016
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December 7, 2016
Short mysteries remind me of the old radio program, SUSPENSE. Wonderful stories, with endings that make you say Holy Crap! Windward is chock full of wonderful mysteries and tales of suspense from around New England that will leave you fully sated and give you a list of authors to start collecting!
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