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Dead of Winter, von Stephen Mack Jones, brandneu, Hardcover-
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
SOHO Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
1641291028
ISBN-13
9781641291026
eBay Product ID (ePID)
19050396958
Product Key Features
Book Title
Dead of Winter
Number of Pages
312 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2021
Topic
Thrillers / Crime, Mystery & Detective / Police Procedural, Mystery & Detective / General, African American / Mystery & Detective
Genre
Fiction
Book Series
An August Snow Novel Ser.
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Height
1.1 in
Item Weight
16.7 Oz
Item Length
8.5 in
Item Width
5.8 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2020-052288
Reviews
Praise for Dead of Winter "Bebop and Norteño, cool jazz and salsa, reading Dead of Winter was like listening to all the good music. This latest by Stephen Mack Jones is an astounding composition, an ode to a diverse city known for big engines and bigger hearts. Welcome back, August Snow!" --Rachel Howzell Hall, author of And Now She's Gone "August Snow is a terrific character; rough and tumble, undaunted and implacably tenacious, his wit so sharp it'll make you bleed. In Stephen Mack Jones's new book, Dead of Winter , Snow protects his neighborhood from rapacious one percenters, Mack Jones skillfully weaving relevance into a blue streak, bone-breaking story. Highly, highly recommended." --Joe Ide, author of the IQ Series "Like Walter Mosley and Joe Ide, Jones builds a raucous and endearing cast of characters from his inner-city setting, fusing neighborhood camaraderie with streetwise know-how and head-banging action. This is a fine thriller in the grand hard-boiled tradition, but it's also a sensitive, multifaceted portrait of race in America." -- Booklist , Starred Review "Gritty . . . Snow remains a distinctive lead capable of sustaining a long series." -- Publishers Weekly Praise for the August Snow Novels AUGUST SNOW: WINNER OF THE NERO AWARD WINNER OF THE HAMMETT PRIZE FINALIST FOR THE SHAMUS AWARD LIVES LAID AWAY: A NATIONAL BESTSELLER SHORTLISTED FOR THE CRIME WRITERS' ASSOCIATION STEEL DAGGER "Has echoes of Raymond Chandler's banter and bursts of Dashiell Hammett's violence, with a tip of the porkpie hat to Walter Mosley." -- The Wall Street Journal "Jones, a Detroit-area poet and playwright brings the city, its environs, and its eateries to vital life in a mystery coiled around the contemporary crime du jour of cyber-finance meddling." -- The Boston Globe "[A] gung-ho protagonist . . . cleaning up his beat-up neighborhood in Mexicantown." -- The New York Times Book Review, Praise for Dead of Winter "Like Walter Mosley and Joe Ide, Jones builds a raucous and endearing cast of characters from his inner-city setting, fusing neighborhood camaraderie with streetwise know-how and head-banging action. This is a fine thriller in the grand hard-boiled tradition, but it's also a sensitive, multifaceted portrait of race in America." -- Booklist , Starred Review Praise for the August Snow Novels AUGUST SNOW: WINNER OF THE NERO AWARD WINNER OF THE HAMMETT PRIZE FINALIST FOR THE SHAMUS AWARD LIVES LAID AWAY: A NATIONAL BESTSELLER SHORTLISTED FOR THE CRIME WRITERS' ASSOCIATION STEEL DAGGER "Has echoes of Raymond Chandler's banter and bursts of Dashiell Hammett's violence, with a tip of the porkpie hat to Walter Mosley." -- The Wall Street Journal "Jones, a Detroit-area poet and playwright brings the city, its environs, and its eateries to vital life in a mystery coiled around the contemporary crime du jour of cyber-finance meddling." -- The Boston Globe "[A] gung-ho protagonist . . . cleaning up his beat-up neighborhood in Mexicantown." -- The New York Times Book Review, A Booklist Top 10 Crime Novel of 2021 Praise for Dead of Winter "Four years ago, Stephen Mack Jones introduced August Snow, the caustic, mordantly funny hero of his private detective series, at a time when the subgenre appeared to be on the ropes. What a difference an interval marked by civil unrest, an ongoing pandemic and growing income inequality makes: P.I. fiction has never seemed more relevant, and Snow's third outing, Dead of Winter, stands out among the crowded pack." --Sarah Weinman, The New York Times Book Review "Bebop and Norteño, cool jazz and salsa, reading Dead of Winter was like listening to all the good music. This latest by Stephen Mack Jones is an astounding composition, an ode to a diverse city known for big engines and bigger hearts. Welcome back, August Snow!" --Rachel Howzell Hall, author of And Now She's Gone "August Snow is a terrific character; rough and tumble, undaunted and implacably tenacious, his wit so sharp it'll make you bleed. In Stephen Mack Jones's new book, Dead of Winter , Snow protects his neighborhood from rapacious one percenters, Mack Jones skillfully weaving relevance into a blue streak, bone-breaking story. Highly, highly recommended." --Joe Ide, author of the IQ Series "There are echoes of Spenser in August Snow. [Robert B.] Parker's Spenser, who was also portrayed on television in the Spenser: For Hire series, is an excellent cook and likes to drink. Spenser and Snow both balance their own moral codes with the violence they enact in order to live up to them." -- Michigan Radio's Morning Edition "Like Walter Mosley and Joe Ide, Jones builds a raucous and endearing cast of characters from his inner-city setting, fusing neighborhood camaraderie with streetwise know-how and head-banging action. This is a fine thriller in the grand hard-boiled tradition, but it's also a sensitive, multifaceted portrait of race in America." -- Booklist , Starred Review "Gritty . . . Snow remains a distinctive lead capable of sustaining a long series." -- Publishers Weekly "A true revelation . . . A crime novel that takes on big social issues with style and insight." --CrimeReads "Too much fun to miss." --Kingdom Books "Dead of Winter is not just explosions and fisticuffs . . . [O]ne should come to this story for the action and stay for the scenery and the characters." --Bookreporter.com " [ Dead of Winter ] will appeal to readers who like Detroit, Jack Reacher-style violence, and enticing references to local cuisine." --New York Journal of Books Praise for the August Snow Novels AUGUST SNOW: WINNER OF THE NERO AWARD WINNER OF THE HAMMETT PRIZE FINALIST FOR THE SHAMUS AWARD LIVES LAID AWAY: A NATIONAL BESTSELLER SHORTLISTED FOR THE CRIME WRITERS' ASSOCIATION STEEL DAGGER "Has echoes of Raymond Chandler's banter and bursts of Dashiell Hammett's violence, with a tip of the porkpie hat to Walter Mosley." -- The Wall Street Journal "Jones, a Detroit-area poet and playwright brings the city, its environs, and its eateries to vital life in a mystery coiled around the contemporary crime du jour of cyber-finance meddling." -- The Boston Globe "[A] gung-ho protagonist . . . cleaning up his beat-up neighborhood in Mexicantown." -- The New York Times Book Review, Praise for the August Snow Novels AUGUST SNOW: WINNER OF THE NERO AWARD WINNER OF THE HAMMETT PRIZE FINALIST FOR THE SHAMUS AWARD LIVES LAID AWAY: A NATIONAL BESTSELLER SHORTLISTED FOR THE CRIME WRITERS' ASSOCIATION STEEL DAGGER "Has echoes of Raymond Chandler's banter and bursts of Dashiell Hammett's violence, with a tip of the porkpie hat to Walter Mosley." -- The Wall Street Journal "Jones, a Detroit-area poet and playwright brings the city, its environs, and its eateries to vital life in a mystery coiled around the contemporary crime du jour of cyber-finance meddling." -- The Boston Globe "[A] gung-ho protagonist . . . cleaning up his beat-up neighborhood in Mexicantown." -- The New York Times Book Review, A Booklist Top 10 Crime Novel of 2021 Praise for Dead of Winter "Four years ago, Stephen Mack Jones introduced August Snow, the caustic, mordantly funny hero of his private detective series, at a time when the subgenre appeared to be on the ropes. What a difference an interval marked by civil unrest, an ongoing pandemic and growing income inequality makes: P.I. fiction has never seemed more relevant, and Snow's third outing, Dead of Winter, stands out among the crowded pack." --Sarah Weinman, The New York Times Book Review "Bebop and Norteño, cool jazz and salsa, reading Dead of Winter was like listening to all the good music. This latest by Stephen Mack Jones is an astounding composition, an ode to a diverse city known for big engines and bigger hearts. Welcome back, August Snow!" --Rachel Howzell Hall, author of And Now She's Gone "August Snow is a terrific character; rough and tumble, undaunted and implacably tenacious, his wit so sharp it'll make you bleed. In Stephen Mack Jones's new book, Dead of Winter , Snow protects his neighborhood from rapacious one percenters, Mack Jones skillfully weaving relevance into a blue streak, bone-breaking story. Highly, highly recommended." --Joe Ide, author of the IQ Series "There are echoes of Spenser in August Snow. [Robert B.] Parker's Spenser, who was also portrayed on television in the Spenser: For Hire series, is an excellent cook and likes to drink. Spenser and Snow both balance their own moral codes with the violence they enact in order to live up to them." -- Michigan Radio's Morning Edition "Like Walter Mosley and Joe Ide, Jones builds a raucous and endearing cast of characters from his inner-city setting, fusing neighborhood camaraderie with streetwise know-how and head-banging action. This is a fine thriller in the grand hard-boiled tradition, but it's also a sensitive, multifaceted portrait of race in America." -- Booklist , Starred Review "Gritty . . . Snow remains a distinctive lead capable of sustaining a long series." -- Publishers Weekly "A true revelation . . . A crime novel that takes on big social issues with style and insight." --CrimeReads "Too much fun to miss." --Kingdom Books Praise for the August Snow Novels AUGUST SNOW: WINNER OF THE NERO AWARD WINNER OF THE HAMMETT PRIZE FINALIST FOR THE SHAMUS AWARD LIVES LAID AWAY: A NATIONAL BESTSELLER SHORTLISTED FOR THE CRIME WRITERS' ASSOCIATION STEEL DAGGER "Has echoes of Raymond Chandler's banter and bursts of Dashiell Hammett's violence, with a tip of the porkpie hat to Walter Mosley." -- The Wall Street Journal "Jones, a Detroit-area poet and playwright brings the city, its environs, and its eateries to vital life in a mystery coiled around the contemporary crime du jour of cyber-finance meddling." -- The Boston Globe "[A] gung-ho protagonist . . . cleaning up his beat-up neighborhood in Mexicantown." -- The New York Times Book Review, Praise for Dead of Winter "Bebop and Norteño, cool jazz and salsa, reading Dead of Winter was like listening to all the good music. This latest by Stephen Mack Jones is an astounding composition, an ode to a diverse city known for big engines and bigger hearts. Welcome back, August Snow!" --Rachel Howzell Hall, author of And Now She's Gone "Like Walter Mosley and Joe Ide, Jones builds a raucous and endearing cast of characters from his inner-city setting, fusing neighborhood camaraderie with streetwise know-how and head-banging action. This is a fine thriller in the grand hard-boiled tradition, but it's also a sensitive, multifaceted portrait of race in America." -- Booklist , Starred Review Praise for the August Snow Novels AUGUST SNOW: WINNER OF THE NERO AWARD WINNER OF THE HAMMETT PRIZE FINALIST FOR THE SHAMUS AWARD LIVES LAID AWAY: A NATIONAL BESTSELLER SHORTLISTED FOR THE CRIME WRITERS' ASSOCIATION STEEL DAGGER "Has echoes of Raymond Chandler's banter and bursts of Dashiell Hammett's violence, with a tip of the porkpie hat to Walter Mosley." -- The Wall Street Journal "Jones, a Detroit-area poet and playwright brings the city, its environs, and its eateries to vital life in a mystery coiled around the contemporary crime du jour of cyber-finance meddling." -- The Boston Globe "[A] gung-ho protagonist . . . cleaning up his beat-up neighborhood in Mexicantown." -- The New York Times Book Review
Dewey Edition
23
Series Volume Number
3
Dewey Decimal
813.6
Synopsis
A shadowy Detroit real estate billionaire. A ruthless fixer. A successful Mexicantown family business in their crosshairs. Gentrification has never been bloodier. Authentico Foods Inc. has been a part of Detroit's Mexicantown for over thirty years, grown from a home kitchen business to a city block-long facility that supplies Mexican tortillas to restaurants throughout the Midwest. Detroit ex-cop and Mexicantown native August Snow has been invited for a business meeting at Authentico Foods. Its owner, Ronaldo Ochoa, is dying, and is being blackmailed into selling the company to an anonymous entity. Worried about his employees, Ochoa wants August to buy it. August has no interest in running a tortilla empire, but he does want to know who's threatening his neighborhood. Quickly, his investigation takes a devastating turn and he and his loved ones find themselves ensnared in a dangerous net of ruthless billionaire developers. August Snow must fight not only for his life, but for the soul of Mexicantown itself.
LC Classification Number
PS3610.O6289D43 2021
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