<p>Available in paperback, Kindle, Audible Audio, and iTunes Editions. "Quintin Peterson’s writing is one of those wonderful surprises – startlingly literary yet still gripping genre fiction. " --Austin S. Camacho, author of the bestselling Hannibal Jones Mystery Series The Folger Shakespeare Library is the world’s largest repository of Shakespeareana and English Renaissance books, manuscripts, and objets d’art. Nobody alive knows the library better than Special Police Officer Lt. Norman Blalock; he’s been guarding it for 25 years. That’s why he is the perfect candidate to pull off an inside job and heist from the library’s underground bank vault a priceless artifact that can rock the foundation of English Literature... “In the time-honored tradition of noir fiction, Quintin Peterson doesn’t shy away from exploring the lengths to which people will go to feed their greed. In his world, things are seldom what they seem. They’re generally much, much worse – but a heck of a lot of fun to read.” --Karen Lyon, The Hill Rag</p>

Guarding Shakespeare

Literature & Fiction

Peterson, Quintin

Literary

Ram Press

Special Police Officer Lt. Norman Blalock, who has been guarding the treasures of the Folger Shakespeare Library for 25 years, has been coerced into a plot to heist from the Folger Museum “the most mysterious book in the world,” the Voynich Manuscript, on loan from Yale University. Under threat of suffering the consequences of their involvement in the botched plot to heist another priceless artifact from the Folger underground bank vault several months earlier, Blalock and his partner-in-crime Kavitha Netram are once again under the thumb of nefarious businessman Rupert Whyte, and have no choice but to play along.

The Voynich Gambit

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

<p>Crime-busting fiction! Four action-packed stories!Two connected stories give opposing views on an attempt to steal the prize from a solitaire tournament. John L. French's "No Virtue in Patience" tells the tale of how the thieves' plan to do it while Aaron Rosenberg's "No Patience for Fools" tells it from the detectives' point of view. Which side will you root for? The cops or the crooks? In "Broken Doll", by Quintin Peterson, P.I. Luther Kane has one more task to close a case, then his client, one-legged streetwalker Gypsy Kurylenko, would be free ... and in "Give Them a Corpse" Part 2 by Rich Harvey, The Domino Lady prowls the Broadway streets, hunting a shapely pornographer who could disrupt New York City's democracy.</p>

Awesome Tales #10: Luther Kane: Broken Doll

Rosenberg, Aaron

Harvey, Rich

French, John L.

Independently published

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