Dark Ice: A Hard-Boiled Crime Novel: (Dan Reno Private Detective Noir Mystery Series) (Dan Reno Novel Series Book 4)
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Rating | : | 4.66 (601 Votes) |
Asin | : | B00VZ46C7U |
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Number of Pages | : | 370 Pages |
Publish Date | : | 2016-06-20 |
Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
He attended San Jose StateUniversity and received a BA in journalism in 1983. He has two children, Austin and Haley,and lives with his wife, Heidi, in San Jose, California.Stanton is the author of five novels,all featuring private investigator Dan Reno and his ex-cop buddy, Cody Gibbons.. Over the years, he workedas a bartender, newspaper advertising salesman, furniture mover, pizza cook,debt collector, and
Over the years, he workedas a bartender, newspaper advertising salesman, furniture mover, pizza cook,debt collector, and technology salesman. About the AuthorABOUT THE AUTHOR Born in Detroit, Michigan, in 1960,Dave Stanton moved to Northern California in 1961. He has two children, Austin and Haley,and lives with his wife, Heidi, in San Jose, California.Stanton is the author of five novels,all featuring private investigator Dan Reno and his ex-cop buddy, Cody Gibbons.. He attended San Jose StateUniversity and received a BA in journalism in 1983
The entire Dan Reno book series is good fun. They will keep you entertained and on Ronny Elliot Fan The entire Dan Reno book series is good fun. They will keep you entertained and on the edge of your seat. Good clean fun in a violent, twisted, fast moving and hard hitting way. Never a dull moment. A very good read.. You can see and hear everything Stanton describes. Terrific! Steven Auslander Dave Stanton's Dan Reno is capable, knowledgeable and immensely believable. Stanton is a master of description and setting, and the ever-thinking Reno is painted with a deft brush in this gritty page turner.. They are easy reads, but the stories do keep you engaged I am a big fan of the Dave Stanton books. They are easy reads, but the stories do keep you engaged. They read easy and have great plots.
He also must deal with his pal, Cody Gibbons, who the police consider a suspect. But Reno knows he’s getting close. The clues lead to the owner of a strip club and a womanizing police captain, but is either the killer?The bikers up the ante, but are unaware that Cody Gibbons has Reno’s back at any cost. Meanwhile, the police won’t tolerate Reno’s continued involvement in the case. And the most critical clue comes from the last person he’d suspect…. Is there a serial killer stalking promiscuous young women in South Lake Tahoe? Or are the murders linked to a different criminal agenda?Searching for answers, Reno is accosted by a gang of racist bikers with a score to settle. Reno’s contacted by the grieving father, who wants to know who murdered his daughter, and why? And how could the body end up in such a remote, mountainous location? The questions become murkier when a second body is found. Two murdered girls, and no motive…While skiing deep in Lake Tahoe’s backcountry, private detective Dan Reno finds the first naked body, buried under fresh snow