K. C. Constantine Book order

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.

2002
Man Who Liked Slow Tomatoes
192 pages
7 hours of reading
3.8(148)Add rating
Set in Rocksburg, a struggling coal mining town in western Pennsylvania, the story features Mario Balzic, a police chief deeply connected to his community. His keen awareness of the town's dynamics allows him to understand the underlying motivations of its residents. As the town grapples with the decline of the coal industry, Balzic navigates the complexities of small-town life, revealing the intricate relationships and challenges faced by its inhabitants.
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.

Man Who Liked Slow Tomatoes

Family Values