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K. C. Constantine

    This American author crafts compelling mystery novels under the pseudonym K.C. Constantine. His works are celebrated for their immersive atmosphere and intricate plots, delving deeply into the psychological landscapes of his characters. Constantine's writing explores the underlying social commentary within his narratives, offering readers a suspenseful and thought-provoking experience. His distinctive voice and narrative depth solidify his significant place in the genre.

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    The Man Who Liked to Look at Himself
    Family Values
    • 1998

      Family Values

      • 256 pages
      • 9 hours of reading
      3.7(69)Add rating

      When a 17-year-old murder case rears its head, Balzic hears a variety of stories about a drug deal gone wrong and two bodies in a cabin. The fading, twisty trail leads him to a corrupt small-town police chief, now immobilised by a stroke.

      Family Values
    • 1990

      Ein Toter mit unzähligen Stichwunden, eine übel zugerichtete Frau, die Mutter mit einem Schlaganfall im Krankenhaus: Mario Balzic bewegt sich nur noch wie in Trance zwischen Tatort, Schreibtisch und Intensivstation hin und her...

      Blues für Mario Balzic
    • 1989
    • 1986
    • 1973

      The Man Who Liked to Look at Himself

      • 156 pages
      • 6 hours of reading

      As the novel opens, Balzic and Lt. Harry Minyon of the state police are hunting pheasant at the Rocksburg Rod and Gun Club when, after Minyon's dog bites Balzic, the dog uncovers a piece of human bone that shows signs of having been hacked apart.

      The Man Who Liked to Look at Himself