Dick, Stan Greene

by Shawn Amick, Terry Rogers

In the city of Potstow, there sleeps a direful secret dying to be let loose. There's a new self-sustaining city growing quickly within the Rocky Mountains. The local rags dubbed it the Town Pot Built, but with all the economic growth, there lies a crushing weight on the companies that don't comply. One annexed business owner unraveling at the seams is trying to hold on to the things that truly matter, but at what cost? Meet Stan Greene. He's a dick-or used to be. He was once a rising star among the ranks of detective in the nation's capital, now just a lowly private investigator lost in the abyss of his growing middle age, traipsing in the reveries of lost love, his constant variable inflicting within his chagrin life. In a twisting plot lead by the lofty narrator, Stan finds himself shrouded in the mystery of a highly publicized murder. With the arrival of his new neighbors and a hopeful sidekick, Stan may very well take his newfound home by storm and become "Potstow's best investigator."

220 pages, Paperback

Published November 9, 2020

Reviews

[Aksel Erzinclioglu · Rating 5 out of 5]

I thought this was absolutely amazing. Following several dubious characters, this book leaps around it's own timeline with the same carefree nature of its titular character. Showing several scenes from several different points of view and all narrated by a mysterious yet highly amusing voice, this story is sure to give you a good time. And with this book simply setting up more mysteries, you can bet I'll be coming back for part two!

[Tanya Kennedy · Rating 4 out of 5]

Silly and irreverent, Dick, Stan Greene is a pot filled noir novel. Don’t look for an ending, it’s set up to walk on.