Just Thieves
By Gregory Galloway
By Gregory Galloway
By Gregory Galloway
By Gregory Galloway
Category: Noir Novels | Crime Fiction
Category: Crime Fiction | Noir Novels
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$17.99
Nov 08, 2022 | ISBN 9781612199962
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Oct 12, 2021 | ISBN 9781612199382
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Praise
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“A sucker punch noir that is also a powerful and haunting allegory of work, debt, and power.” —Richard Price
“An unreliable narrator makes this thriller all the more gripping.” — WBUR
“Galloway is as good at characterizations as he is at tight, and surprising, plotting… (a) stellar noir.” —Publishers Weekly starred review
“Spot-on throwback noir.”— Shelf Awareness
“When a book begins with a dead horse, you know it’s going to be good, and Just Thieves, a taut, understated, brilliant noir, is not only good but great.”—CrimeReads
“Chock full of mystery, regret, intrigue, emotion: Galloway’s newest is a brilliant meditation on what matters. The kind of book that leaves you feeling like you already saw, and felt, deeply, the movie. – Josh Malerman, New York Times best selling author of Bird Box
“Just Thieves happens in a wonderful space where digression and story-telling ride out together. There’s room here for much of the world and for reminders that life itself is a digression. I enjoyed and admired this novel.” – James Sallis
“Just Thieves is at once a brisk caper novel and a deep dive into the motivations that propel all of us, thieves and otherwise – – family, loyalty, and most of all love. Great fun and profoundly sad at once, which is no mean trick.” —Scott Phillips, author of The Ice Harvest
“A violent, gritty, and surprisingly tender story that gut punches you with the emotional one-two of a tragic twist and a stunning finale.”—Katie Tallo, Author of Dark August
“ …a contemporary crime novel of devastating emotional precision. Moving with uncanny control between past and present, with tensely constructed scenes strung along a gleaming thread of superb dialogue, it earns an honorable place in the tradition of suspense fiction that it so elegantly evokes.” — Alec Nevala Lee , author of The Icon Thief
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