Advance Praise for "Blood Orange "
"In the overcrowded world of private eye fiction, "Blood Orange" hits the reader like a fresh breeze off the Pacific Ocean--make way for Jaymie Zarlin, patron saint of lost children, lost dogs and lost causes!" --Craig Johnson, author of the Walt Longmire Mysteries, the basis of A&E's hit series, "Longmire
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"An impressive debut with echoes of Sue Grafton and Ross Macdonald that features appealing characters, a twisty plot, buried family secrets, and a coastal Southern California backdrop saturated in color and light." --Denise Hamilton, author of "Damage Control" and editor of Akashic's "Los Angeles Noir"
"Keskinen is an observant, inventive writer, and she's given us a page-turning mystery of the west . . . Her smart, tough protagonist specializes in tracking down the missing, but finds instead a town's ugly and tangled secrets." --Hector Tobar, Pulitizer Prize-winning journalist for "The Los Angeles Times "and author of "The Barbarian Nurseries
""A sharply written debut with a warm heart. Keskinen paints her California setting in fresh and vivid colors, and gives us a book that fits squarely into the PI tradition while shining a new light. Long life to this series!" --S.J. Rozan, Edgar-winning author of "Ghost Hero"
"Keskinen has launched a promising soft-boiled debut, one that definitely fits into the Sue Grafton mold. Her fiercely independent PI meets her challenges head-on, making the pages fly by."
--"Library Journal"
"In the overcrowded world of private eye fiction, "Blood Orange" hits the reader like a fresh breeze off the Pacific Ocean--make way for Jaymie Zarlin, patron saint of lost children, lost dogs and lost causes!" --Craig Johnson, author of the Walt Longmire Mysteries, the basis of A&E's hit series, "Longmire
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"An impressive debut with echoes of Sue Grafton and Ross Macdonald that features appealing characters, a twisty plot, buried family secrets, and a coastal Southern California backdrop saturated in color and light." --Denise Hamilton, author of "Damage Control" and editor of Akashic's "Los Angeles Noir"
"Keskinen is an observant, inventive writer, and she's given us a page-turning mystery of the west . . . Her smart, tough protagonist specializes in tracking down the missing, but finds instead a town's ugly and tangled secrets." --Hector Tobar, Pulitizer Prize-winning journalist for "The Los Angeles Times "and author of "The Barbarian Nurseries
""A sharply written debut with a warm heart. Keskinen paints her California setting in fresh and vivid colors, and gives us a book that fits squarely into the PI tradition while shining a new light. Long life to this series!" --S.J. Rozan, Edgar-winning author of "Ghost Hero"
"In the overcrowded world of private eye fiction, "Blood Orange" hits the reader like a fresh breeze off the Pacific Ocean--make way for Jaymie Zarlin, patron saint of lost children, lost dogs and lost causes!" --Craig Johnson, author of the Walt Longmire Mysteries, the basis of A&E's hit series, "Longmire
"
"Keskinen is an observant, inventive writer, and she's given us a page-turning mystery of the west . . . Her smart, tough protagonist specializes in tracking down the missing, but finds instead a town's ugly and tangled secrets." --Hector Tobar, Pulitizer Prize-winning journalist for "The Los Angeles Times "and author of "The Barbarian Nurseries
""A sharply written debut with a warm heart. Keskinen paints her California setting in fresh and vivid colors, and gives us a book that fits squarely into the PI tradition while shining a new light. Long life to this series!" --S.J. Rozan, Edgar-winning author of "Ghost Hero"
"Energetically lurid...Those looking for sensation will find it all: gore, sweeping conspiracy, "Gossip Girl"-style teenage decadence--even a wink to "Fifty Shades of Grey.""
--"Publishers Weekly "
"A promising soft-boiled debut, one that definitely fits into the Sue Grafton mold. [The] fiercely independent PI meets her challenges head-on, making the pages fly by."
--"Library Journal"
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"An impressive debut with echoes of Sue Grafton and Ross Macdonald that features appealing characters, a twisty plot, buried family secrets, and a coastal Southern California backdrop saturated in color and light." --Denise Hamilton, author of "Damage Control" and editor of Akashic's "Los Angeles Noir"
"In the overcrowded world of private eye fiction, "Blood Orange" hits the reader like a fresh breeze off the Pacific Ocean--make way for Jaymie Zarlin, patron saint of lost children, lost dogs and lost causes!" --Craig Johnson, author of the Walt Longmire Mysteries, the basis of A&E's hit series, "Longmire
"
"Keskinen is an observant, inventive writer, and she's given us a page-turning mystery of the west . . . Her smart, tough protagonist specializes in tracking down the missing, but finds instead a town's ugly and tangled secrets." --Hector Tobar, Pulitizer Prize-winning journalist for "The Los Angeles Times "and author of "The Barbarian Nurseries
""A sharply written debut with a warm heart. Keskinen paints her California setting in fresh and vivid colors, and gives us a book that fits squarely into the PI tradition while shining a new light. Long life to this series!" --S.J. Rozan, Edgar-winning author of "Ghost Hero"
Energetically lurid...Those looking for sensation will find it all: gore, sweeping conspiracy, Gossip Girl style teenage decadence even a wink to Fifty Shades of Grey. "Publishers Weekly "
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A promising soft-boiled debut, one that definitely fits into the Sue Grafton mold. [The] fiercely independent PI meets her challenges head-on, making the pages fly by. "Library Journal"
An impressive debut with echoes of Sue Grafton and Ross Macdonald that features appealing characters, a twisty plot, buried family secrets, and a coastal Southern California backdrop saturated in color and light. "Denise Hamilton, author of Damage Control and editor of Akashic's Los Angeles Noir"
In the overcrowded world of private eye fiction, "Blood Orange" hits the reader like a fresh breeze off the Pacific Ocean--make way for Jaymie Zarlin, patron saint of lost children, lost dogs and lost causes! "Craig Johnson, author of the Walt Longmire Mysteries, the basis of A&E's hit series, Longmire"
Keskinen is an observant, inventive writer, and she's given us a page-turning mystery of the west . . . Her smart, tough protagonist specializes in tracking down the missing, but finds instead a town's ugly and tangled secrets. "Hector Tobar, Pulitizer Prize-winning journalist for The Los Angeles Times and author of The Barbarian Nurseries"
A sharply written debut with a warm heart. Keskinen paints her California setting in fresh and vivid colors, and gives us a book that fits squarely into the PI tradition while shining a new light. Long life to this series! "S.J. Rozan, Edgar-winning author of Ghost Hero""
Energetically lurid...Those looking for sensation will find it all: gore, sweeping conspiracy, Gossip Girl style teenage decadence even a wink to Fifty Shades of Grey. Publishers Weekly
A promising soft-boiled debut, one that definitely fits into the Sue Grafton mold. [The] fiercely independent PI meets her challenges head-on, making the pages fly by. Library Journal
An impressive debut with echoes of Sue Grafton and Ross Macdonald that features appealing characters, a twisty plot, buried family secrets, and a coastal Southern California backdrop saturated in color and light. Denise Hamilton, author of Damage Control and editor of Akashic's Los Angeles Noir
In the overcrowded world of private eye fiction, Blood Orange hits the reader like a fresh breeze off the Pacific Ocean--make way for Jaymie Zarlin, patron saint of lost children, lost dogs and lost causes! Craig Johnson, author of the Walt Longmire Mysteries, the basis of A&E's hit series, Longmire
Keskinen is an observant, inventive writer, and she's given us a page-turning mystery of the west . . . Her smart, tough protagonist specializes in tracking down the missing, but finds instead a town's ugly and tangled secrets. Hector Tobar, Pulitizer Prize-winning journalist for The Los Angeles Times and author of The Barbarian Nurseries
A sharply written debut with a warm heart. Keskinen paints her California setting in fresh and vivid colors, and gives us a book that fits squarely into the PI tradition while shining a new light. Long life to this series! S.J. Rozan, Edgar-winning author of Ghost Hero
"
"Energetically lurid...Those looking for sensation will find it all: gore, sweeping conspiracy, Gossip Girl-style teenage decadence--even a wink to Fifty Shades of Grey." --Publishers Weekly
"A promising soft-boiled debut, one that definitely fits into the Sue Grafton mold. [The] fiercely independent PI meets her challenges head-on, making the pages fly by." --Library Journal
"An impressive debut with echoes of Sue Grafton and Ross Macdonald that features appealing characters, a twisty plot, buried family secrets, and a coastal Southern California backdrop saturated in color and light." --Denise Hamilton, author of Damage Control and editor of Akashic's Los Angeles Noir
"In the overcrowded world of private eye fiction, Blood Orange hits the reader like a fresh breeze off the Pacific Ocean--make way for Jaymie Zarlin, patron saint of lost children, lost dogs and lost causes!" --Craig Johnson, author of the Walt Longmire Mysteries, the basis of A&E's hit series, Longmire
"Keskinen is an observant, inventive writer, and she's given us a page-turning mystery of the west . . . Her smart, tough protagonist specializes in tracking down the missing, but finds instead a town's ugly and tangled secrets." --Hector Tobar, Pulitizer Prize-winning journalist for The Los Angeles Times and author of The Barbarian Nurseries
"A sharply written debut with a warm heart. Keskinen paints her California setting in fresh and vivid colors, and gives us a book that fits squarely into the PI tradition while shining a new light. Long life to this series!" --S.J. Rozan, Edgar-winning author of Ghost Hero
