Yeah yeah, we know. Noir transcends genre. If you’d like to know more about the term “noir” check out this article. But, below is a grasp at an idea more then the definition of a genre, ya putz.
Bloody Hands Of The Ripper by E.S. Wynn
The streets of The City don’t sleep, especially when there’s blood in the gutters. Detective William Gray thinks he’s chasing a Ripper copycat—until a crimson-clad woman walks into a smoky dive bar and sends him down a rabbit hole darker than any alley.
Lodger 42 By Mark Slade
Fugitive Ira Biggs is running out of options. Holed up in a grimy motel with his accomplice Helen, paranoia grips him—until an unexpected visitor arrives with an unbelievable offer.
Blood Noir Episode 7: Get Your Rocks Off
Two socialites are haunted by a drowned man who keeps returning. A gripping blend of horror and crime noir.
Something Deadly by B.R. Stateham
When a call in the dead of night warns of a madman on a rampage, Smitty, a shadowy figure of justice, races against time to stop unspeakable violence.
The Bitch is Back By Tyson Blue
Ray thought he’d left his last job behind, just another contract in his deadly profession. But when a woman from his past—a woman he was certain he had killed—tracks him down, his quiet New Hampshire hideout turns into a battleground.
The Charity Stripers by Mick Rose
Coach Nick Palatino takes over St. Suzie’s basketball team, determined to win at any cost. But as his web of corruption, crime, and deception grows, the question isn’t just how far he’ll go—it’s how long before it all comes crashing down.
How to Stihl Rubies By Dr. Richard A. Olson
Hard-boiled detective Nick Stihl and his sharp, unflappable secretary Pepper, get more than they bargained for when they’re dragged into a treacherous jewel heist.
Interview: Dr. Richard A. Olson
Meet Dr. Richard A. Olson, the creative mind behind the gripping Nick Stihl Private Investigator series. Driven by a childhood immersed in athletics, martial arts, and bodybuilding, Olson’s diverse interests extend to the world of music, where he once showcased his talents as a professional rock drummer. Beyond the beats, he’s a voracious consumer of literature, indulging in everything from traditional books and comics to a particular fascination with Batman and pulp magazines.
Incident at a Diner by Chris Miller
Set in a small-town diner, the story follows the protagonist, Sam, as he grapples with the guilt of infidelity while navigating a tense encounter with unfamiliar, dangerous characters.
Dear Mr. McGreely by Mark Slade
A high school principal’s life spirals into chaos as he receives increasingly menacing letters exposing his illicit affair and other dark secrets. As the threats escalate, McGreely’s paranoia deepens, culminating in a nightmarish confrontation.
Peoria Nights Book Review by Mark Slade
Hard-boiled detective Nick Stihl takes on jewel thieves, secret organizations, and Halloween heists in Peoria Nights. Is this 1930s pulp fiction worth the read?
Edible Friend by Tyson Blue
Hitman Ray Vincent is tasked with a dark and unusual rescue mission—to save a girl from a New York City vampire cult.
