Dion Graham

A man is carrying a box moments before he is shot; a man is found shot dead in a notorious drug den; a man is robbed and shot multiple times on his payday; and a young man is found shot in his driveway.

When a beloved soccer fan is shot dead in broad daylight, Gwinnett County detectives race to find his mysterious killer before he strikes again.

In Tulsa, when a man is gunned down at an apartment complex, detectives run up against elusive witnesses and dead ends in their search to figure out who wanted him dead.

When a young father is shot to death inside his home, Det. Mark Kennedy must figure out if an argument earlier that day escalated to homicide.

When a popular young man is executed in broad daylight, Tulsa Homicide struggles to understand why one teen would kill another... in cold blood.

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Crime fiction writer George Pelecanos introduces Spero Lucas, an anti-hero making his place in the world one battle at a time. Includes a bonus work of short fiction focusing on Spero's early life.
Spero Lucas has a new line of work. Since he returned home to Washington, D.C. after serving in Iraq, he has been doing special investigations for a defense attorney. He's good at it, and he has carved out a niche: recovering stolen property, no questions...

In Mobile, Detective Jermaine Rogers hunts for multiple perpetrators of a home invasion that left two dead.

In Gwinnett County, a teenager is gunned down outside a nightclub when he winds up at the center of a gang feud.

Old habits die hard when a young father gets out of prison and is drawn back into his old life. After he's shot dead, Tulsa homicide must sort through a web of lies.