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    Cold Blue Midnight

    By Ed Gorman

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    In Indiana the condemned die at midnight. Killers like Peter Tapley, a twisted man who lived in his mother's shadow and took his hatred out on trusting young women.

    Six years after Tapley's execution, his ex-wife Jill is trying to live down his crimes. But somewhere in the chilly night someone won't let her forget. Someone who still blames her for her husband's hideous deeds. Someone who plans to make her pay ... in blood.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCrossroad Press
    Release dateMay 14, 2015
    ISBN9781310687198
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    Cold Blue Midnight
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    Ed Gorman

    Ed Gorman's western fiction has won the Spur Award and his crime fiction has won the Shamus and Anthony Awards and has been shortlisted for the Edgar® Award. In addition, his writing has appeared in Redbook, the New York Times, Ellery Queen Magazine, Poetry Today, and other publications.

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