Redmann isn’t all edge, however-she’s got plenty of sass. The story has a definite edge, raising some discomfiting questions about the selfishly unsavory way some gay men and lesbians live their lives and what the consequences of that behavior can be. Like other books in the series, Redmann’s pacing is sharp, her sense of place acute and her characters well crafted. This is another great read from a fine author.-Just About Write Its exciting plot keeps the pages flying, while it shows that long after a front page story has ceased to exist, even in the back sections of the newspaper, it remains very real to those whose lives it touched. Water Mark is a rich, deep novel filled with humor and pathos.

Ill Will is a solidly plotted, strongly character-driven mystery that is well paced.-Mysterious Reviews Please join me in hoping that book number eight is well underway.-Lambda Literary Review To top it off, you get an unexpected twist at the end. Redmann’s dialogue is, as usual, marvelous. Ill Will is fast-paced, well-plotted, and peopled with great characters. Imagine Kinsey Millhone as a lesbian and you’ve got Micky Knight.- The Nation A gutsy, fast-thinking PI in the Raymond Chandler tradition, Micky Knight is a detective mystery fans both gay and straight will want to see again and again.- Booklistįine, hard-boiled tale-telling.- Washington Post Book World Redmann once again keeps you at the edge of your seat. Redmann’s page-turning Death by the Riverside, featuring a fabulously sexual, all too fiercely independent lady dick to rival any hetero or homo counterpart on the market, female or male.'-Helen Eisenbach, QW 'One of the best mystery debuts of this or any year, J.M. McConnell, author of the Nyla Wade mystery series Redmann ‘Lady Spillane’…When this woman puts up her dukes, you’ll put everything else down to follow her.-Vicki P.

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