Trevor Finnegan was a detective with the LAPD, but his investigation into the suspicious death of an African-American LAPD trainee threw open quite a few doors, aired a lot of bad laundry, revealed a few skeletons, put one officer on the run from a murder charge, and ended Finn’s career. As Under Color of Law […]
Read more "Don’t Make Promises You Can’t Keep: Aaron Philip Clark’s Blue Like Me"Lucy is a woman driven to extremes. Haunted by the murder of her mother and seeking answers as well as vengeance upon the man responsible for her death, she ends up in pursuit of an old assassin. She wants to hire him to do his work, but the assassin has other things in mind. Garza […]
Read more "The Path To Revenge Is Never A Straight Line: Aaron Philip Clark’s The Furious Way"Today sees the release of Aaron Philip Clark’s thrilling Under Color of Law, a suspense novel following one cops investigation of the murder of a Black LAPD recruit. It’s a story that peeks into some intriguing corners of both general crime fiction and the police procedural. As well, it kicks off a new series. We […]
Read more "Interview: Aaron Philip Clark"On occasion, authors reach out to us here at Considering Stories, interested in having their books reviewed on the site. This was one such circumstance. Aaron Philip Clark sent me a blind email, saying nice things about some of the pieces we’d done on S. A. Cosby’s work (Blacktop Wasteland, My Darkest Prayer), and then […]
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