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tem que ser tradução em português brasil
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In 1970, gay sex was still a crime in 49 states. That's the year the first openly gay detective showed up in American crime fiction, and almost nobody talks about him. FADEOUT by Joseph Hansen. Fox Olson's car goes off a bridge in a storm and the river takes it. No body means no payout, so Medallion Life sends Dave Brandstetter to work out whether Olson is dead at all. Brandstetter is a war veteran with a company car and zero interest in hiding what he is. Hansen wrote twelve of these. They're being reissued right now. THE LITTLE DEATH by Michael Nava, 1986. Henry Rios has been bumped off felony trials because his boss thinks he's burned out, which is how he meets Hugh Paris at an arraignment. Hugh is convinced his own grandfather wants him dead. Then an overdose kills him and Rios is the only one calling it murder. Nava is the most decorated writer in this entire genre and the New York Times called him one of our best. MURDER IN THE RUE DAUPHINE by Greg Herren, 2002. Chanse MacLeod left NOPD to avoid exactly this. A client pays him fifty grand to find a blackmailer, then turns up dead on Rue Dauphine, and the whole city decides it's a hate crime. Chanse starts asking how much money is standing behind that story. KILL GAME by Cordelia Kingsbridge, 2017. Levi Abrams works Vegas homicide and is barely holding it together after a fatal shooting. Somebody starts leaving a seven of spades on the bodies. Five books, and the city is as much a character as the men are. PRETTY PRETTY BOYS by Gregory Ashe, 2017. Emery Hazard gets forced out of the St. Louis police and lands back in his Missouri hometown as the only out cop on the force. His new partner is one of the boys who made his adolescence hell. Then a body turns up burned past identifying. One thing worth knowing: Michael Nava wrote the foreword to the reissue of Fadeout. The line from the first book on this list to the second is a real one. Every one of these is book one. If you pick right, you've got a dozen more waiting. Which one are you starting? #BookRecommendations #bookrecs #mysterybooks #crimefiction #detectivefiction
In 1970, gay sex was still a crime in 49 states. That's the year the first openly gay detective showed up in American crime fiction, and almost nobody talks about him. FADEOUT by Joseph Hansen. Fox Olson's car goes off a bridge in a storm and the river takes it. No body means no payout, so Medallion Life sends Dave Brandstetter to work out whether Olson is dead at all. Brandstetter is a war veteran with a company car and zero interest in hiding what he is. Hansen wrote twelve of these. They're being reissued right now. THE LITTLE DEATH by Michael Nava, 1986. Henry Rios has been bumped off felony trials because his boss thinks he's burned out, which is how he meets Hugh Paris at an arraignment. Hugh is convinced his own grandfather wants him dead. Then an overdose kills him and Rios is the only one calling it murder. Nava is the most decorated writer in this entire genre and the New York Times called him one of our best. MURDER IN THE RUE DAUPHINE by Greg Herren, 2002. Chanse MacLeod left NOPD to avoid exactly this. A client pays him fifty grand to find a blackmailer, then turns up dead on Rue Dauphine, and the whole city decides it's a hate crime. Chanse starts asking how much money is standing behind that story. KILL GAME by Cordelia Kingsbridge, 2017. Levi Abrams works Vegas homicide and is barely holding it together after a fatal shooting. Somebody starts leaving a seven of spades on the bodies. Five books, and the city is as much a character as the men are. PRETTY PRETTY BOYS by Gregory Ashe, 2017. Emery Hazard gets forced out of the St. Louis police and lands back in his Missouri hometown as the only out cop on the force. His new partner is one of the boys who made his adolescence hell. Then a body turns up burned past identifying. One thing worth knowing: Michael Nava wrote the foreword to the reissue of Fadeout. The line from the first book on this list to the second is a real one. Every one of these is book one. If you pick right, you've got a dozen more waiting. Which one are you starting? #BookRecommendations #bookrecs #mysterybooks #crimefiction #detectivefiction

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