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Literature & Fiction

Kennedy, Jesse James

Ragan, Robert

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Glover, Kelly

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Donohue, Pete

Literary

Independently published

Missouri Homegrown (The McCrays)

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

<p>Jesse James Kennedy's second novel, Tijuana Mean, continues the saga of the ruthless drug-dealing McCray clan. The American Library Association's Booklist has delivered a glowing preview: "Mean as ever . . . stepping over the bodies-a lot of them. . . . Kennedy's involvement with his material has deepened. In heightened language, he explores the odd bond between cops and criminals, the poisonous tension between father and son. There's a sixties vibe, too, with LSD visions and the Grateful Dead on car radios. These are gripping, beautifully executed scenes, and there's still plenty of McCray business-as-usual: robbing corpses, chopping off arms, pushing lit cigarettes into open wounds. . . . How do McCrays handle competitors? "We kill them." When the McCray boys hit Tijuana, they give new meaning to the phrase "paint the town red." Here's a worthy sequel to MISSOURI HOMEGROWN ("Impressive storytelling chops" Publishers Weekly) ("Vivid and rich in character... Strong well-realized country noir." Booklist)</p>

Tijuana Mean (The McCrays)

Publishers Weekly: "Impressive storytelling chops." Booklist: "Fast-moving, wildly violent . . . vivid and rich in character . . . Strong, well-realized country noir." A Mexican drug lord thinks the McCray boys in rural Missouri will be a pushover when their lush marijuana harvests cut into the cartel's business in St. Louis. But the McCrays live by guns and blood, and it hardly matters that they've got not only cartel soldiers to deal with but also FBI undercover agent Jill Murphy. Jesse James Kennedy's debut novel is as fast and brutal as anything Jim Thompson or Elmore Leonard ever dreamed up, steeped in local color and infused with characters drawn from life.

Missouri Homegrown

Perfect Crime Books

<p>Publishers Weekly cheered Jesse James Kennedy's "impressive storytelling chops" as his first novel Missouri Homegrown launched the bloody saga of the McCray boys. ""Gripping, beautifully executed scenes," declared Booklist on the appearance of Tijuana Mean. Now the McCrays are back--and on the warpath--in the third installment of Kennedy's wildly violent tale of drug-dealing, family and vengeance.</p>

Black Hills Reckoning (The McCrays Saga)

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