"Ash McKenna is my favorite kind of hero, a tough guy romantic with a smart mouth and a dark past."—Chelsea CainThe final book in Rob Hart's acclaimed Ash McKenna series shows that Ash can go home aga
Ash McKenna used to be an amateur private investigatoremphasis on amateur’. Despite the best of intentions, he made a mess of his life in New York, so he tried to build a new one in Portland. But afte
From one of the brightest new stars in crime fiction comes the riveting new Ash McKenna novel. Ash has stepped away form his former life of violence, living in Portland, working as a bouncer at a vega
Ashley McKenna is a blunt instrument. Find someone, scare someone, carry something; point him at the job, he gets it done. He generally accepts money upon completion, though a bottle of whiskey works,
Amateur private investigator Ash McKenna's time is about to expire. On his visa, that is. He's been in Prague for nearly three months, working for an apartment rental company, and it's time to move on
Cloud isn’t just a place to work. It’s a place to live. And when you’re here, you’ll never want to leave.“On the surface, The Warehouse is a thrilling story of corporate espionage at the highest level
Rob Hart has firmly established himself as one of the best crime writers of his generation with his acclaimed Ash McKenna series, and in TAKE-OUT Hart has collected 18 stories of culinary crime and no
"Ash McKenna is my favorite kind of hero, a tough guy romantic with a smart mouth and a dark past."—Chelsea CainThe final book in Rob Hart's acclaimed Ash McKenna series shows that Ash can go home aga
Named one of the Best Books of the Summer by Publishers WeeklyNamed a Hot Summer Read by the Boston GlobeAmateur private investigator Ash McKenna's time is about to expire—on his visa, that is. Having
Cloud isn’t just a place to work. It’s a place to live. And when you’re here, you’ll never want to leave.Paxton never thought he’d be working for Cloud, the giant tech company that’s eaten much of the
Gun violence, climate change and unemployment have ravaged the United States beyond recognition.Amidst the wreckage, an online retail giant named Cloud reigns supreme. Cloud brands itself not just as
A locked-room murder mystery set at a hotel for time travelers—in which a detective must solve an impossible crime even as her own sanity crumbles—from the author of The Warehouse For someone with January Cole’s background, running security at a fancy hotel shouldn’t be much of a challenge. Except the Paradox is no ordinary hotel. Here, the ultra-wealthy guests are costumed for a dozen different time periods, all anxiously waiting to catch their “flights” to the past. And proximity to the timeport makes for an interesting stay. The clocks run backwards on occasion—and, rumor has it, ghosts stroll the halls. Now, January’s job is about to get a whole lot harder. Because the U.S. government is getting ready to privatize time-travel technology—and a handful of trillionaires have just arrived to put down their bids. And there’s a murderer on the loose. Or at least, that’s what January suspects. Except the corpse in question is one
Breeding fine horses has been both big business and pastime for Middle Tennesseans since settlers first entered the Cumberland Valley during the American Revolution. The fertile pastures and mild clim
