Troy Soos, Author . Kensington $23 (280p) ISBN 978-1-57566-767-6
For his seventh novel, the popular author of the Mickey Rawlings baseball mysteries changes venue and century. Hoping to fatten his meager Harper's Weekly
stipend, Marshall Webb is looking for a plot for a new dime novel; his quest for a proper
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Troy Soos, Author . Kensington $23 (288p) ISBN 978-1-57566-769-0
New York City in 1893 comes to vivid life in Soos's second engrossing historical (after 2001's Island of Tears) to feature Rebecca Davies, a child of privilege who's chosen to devote herself to financing and running a home for desperate...
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Troy Soos, Author Zebra $14.95 (252p) ISBN 978-0-8217-4518-2
On a visit to Cooperstown, Mickey Rawlings, the oldest living ex-ballplayer, discovers his baseball card and is transported back to the Boston of April 1912--when the newspapers are full of stories about the Titanic , which has just sunk, and Fenway
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Troy Soos, Author Zebra $16.95 (0p) ISBN 978-0-8217-4889-3
August 1914. WWI has just started in Europe, the Miracle Boston Braves are hot on the trail of the first-place New York Giants, and Giants' utility infielder Mickey Rawlings is about to pick up where we last left him in Murder at Fenway Park. When...
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Troy Soos, Author Kensington Publishing Corporation $18.95 (346p) ISBN 978-1-57566-150-6
It's 1920, WWI is over and the world is getting back to ""normalcy."" Mickey Rawlings, the journeyman utility infielder last seen in Murder at Wrigley Field, has been dealt from the Chicago Cubs to the Detroit Tigers. After breaking his arm in...
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Troy Soos, Author Kensington Publishing Corporation $18.95 (0p) ISBN 978-1-57566-023-3
In the summer of 1918, wartime fever grips Chicago, rendering even pretzels and dachshunds verboten. Mickey Rawlings, journeyman second baseman and hero of Soos's last two mysteries (Murder at Fenway Park and Murder at Ebbets Fields) has a new...
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Troy Soos, Author, Kensington, Producer Kensington Publishing Corporation $22 (288p) ISBN 978-1-57566-455-2
Flappers, jazz and Prohibition are often used to evoke the hedonistic 1920s, but Rawlings discovers different hallmarks-- black baseball, the Ku Klux Klan, Jim Crow and lynchings--for his fine new mystery, which doubles as a cultural and political...
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