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The Ghost Gun is held by a dead Cherokee hunter-trapper, hung at Fort Smith, Arkansas; hung in a public forum, but the real Tsali Goingback is offered a deal by Judge Caleb Dawes. Work for him, go back to Tsali’s outlaw friends in Indian Territory, and bring in those wanted dead or alive. He has little choice–be the next no-account Indian to publicly hang or become Dawes eyes, ears, and ghost gun in neighboring Indian Territory, a hive of the worst villainy & scum the world has ever seen.
In Under the Hair of the Dog, a sequel to Under the Dead Man’s Hat, and Under the Dead Lady’s Corset, the Archbishop of Chicago and his faithful St Bernard, Chaucer, beloved by the community, are found brutally murdered in their humble home in Hyde Park. The manhunt for the killer is on, drawing the respected Dr. Jude Avery, M.E. onto the case.

After the prisoners arrive at the prison camp, the murders begin anew, and are again thought to be the work of the Ripper. As Otto is a Medical Doctor, and Ariel his Nurse, the Nazis direct them to perform autopsies on the mutilated corpses. They discover the killer has an apparent affinity for Nazi victims, and is seemingly emboldened by each kill, terrifying the Reich’s upper echelons.

Drones and RVs vs. horseback riders with bows & arrows, in a chase scene like none other. New characters and locations are introduced in the Blue Vegas novella series. Provo, home of Brigham Young University, takes on a life of its own, as does the Mowhawken-Ute-Shoshoni Reservation, former home of the eleven murder victims, who Mick and Joe become highly and emotionally invested in. Little do they know they’re working alongside young Grey Fox, who lives a life of full measure!

Robert W. Walker’s latest underwater thriller is a real twister. Marnie, a traumatized woman who just had a bad break up of the mysteriously dead boyfriend kind finds herself in a hunt for whatever is lurking in the depths that enshrine the historic wrecked ship The Edmund Fitzgerald, lost long ago to the stormy waters of Lake Superior in a freak accident.

Robert W. Walker is the Author of over 70 Novels covering a range of genres; thrillers, horror, mysteries, historical fiction, and young adult.

The New Series Collaboration with Gene Kelly: Blue Vegas

Joe Lawler, retired veteran street-cop, has quit Chicagoland to relocate from the cold rainy Midwest to the blue skies, the115-degree summers, mountains and deserts of Southern Nevada. And, oh yes, Glitter Gulch, the Las Vegas Strip, and it's 24/7 gambling, booze,...

New Release! Marnie and the Edmund Fitzgerald

My latest underwater thriller is a real twister! Marnie, a traumatized woman who just had a bad break up of the mysteriously dead boyfriend kind finds herself in a hunt for whatever is lurking in the depths that enshrine the historic wrecked ship The Edmund...

The ‘Old Fart’ Squad – Sleuths of the Chicaghosts Series

by Robert W. Walker, author of Dead On Instinct In coming across an article in the AARP Magazine, I read of how one police department was hoping to solve more Cold Case files by rehiring retired police detectives to cover Cold Files; it caught my full attention and my...

Interview with Author Robert W. Walker by Randy Richardson

Compelling. An adjective that means having a powerful and irresistible effect. Robert W. Walker completed his first novel in high school and it was good enough to get him into Northwestern University. He has since gone on to pen more than 40 books. What he has sought...

Contours and Shapes in Genre Fiction

by Robert W. Walker, author of Under the Dead Man’s Hat, Vampire Dreams & 80 other titles There are steps a young writer can take to improve the contours of a story overnight. There are skills that can be taught and understood in teachable moments about writing....

Reviews!

Walker is a master at the top of his craft

J.A. Konrath, Origin

Every time you think no one can do anything new with the serial killer novel, Walker proves you wrong as he does just that.

Ed Gorman, creator of Mystery Scene Magazine

Walker snatches the reader’s mind for the duration of the novel…

Midwest Review of Books

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