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Earl Emerson

    Earl Emerson crafts compelling narratives that delve into the high-stakes world of firefighters and detectives. His writing is celebrated for its authenticity, offering readers an intimate look into the lives of those confronting danger daily. Emerson masterfully builds suspense while exploring human relationships under extreme pressure. His work delivers thrilling stories imbued with a deep appreciation for courage and sacrifice.

    Primal Threat
    The Rainy City
    Nervous Laughter
    • Nervous Laughter

      • 244 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      Thomas Black hits P.I. pay dirt when he shadows an alleged philanderer to a tryst. But instead of two illicit lovers, he finds two bodies, an apparent murder-suicide. The dead man's grieving widow doesn't believe her late husband pulled the trigger -- on his lover or himself.Everyone -- including Black's own sexy client -- seems to be hiding something. Maybe the name of the murdered man's equally dead girlfriend, Bea Hindenburg, should have warned Black that this case was destined to crash and burn.... Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved.

      Nervous Laughter
    • The Rainy City

      • 288 pages
      • 11 hours of reading
      4.0(432)Add rating

      "Earl Emerson is one of the best of the new private eye writers." --Chicago Sun-Times Something made Melissa Nadisky flee her husband and their daughter. The note she left behind paints a picture of a woman haunted by a private hell. Now Thomas Black's friend, Kathy Birchfield, wants him to find Melissa--before she's consumed by her secret, terrifying demons. Yet the straightforward missing persons case turns deadly when a killer starts silencing key witnesses in Black's investigation. But there's no turning back--especially after the sometimes-psychic Kathy tells him about her terrifying vision: a weeping little girl and a pit full of human bones. . . . "Emerson is right up there with the best in the genre when it comes to bringing the elements of mystery to a rolling boil." --Mostly Murder

      The Rainy City