You can’t
pigeon-hole Wayne D. Dundee! He
writes westerns (winning a Peacemaker award), mysteries (nominated for numerous
awards), crime novels, a novel about vampires, a boxing-meets-the-underworld
novel…
Many of
his books feature PI Joe Hannibal. Wayne tells me he likes GOSHEN HOLE, because it essentially re-invented the character when
he re-located from Illinois to Nebraska.
Joe
investigates the disappearance of a friends’ ex-wife with the help of William
Thunderbringer, mercenary turned bounty hunter; they clash with a drug-dealer
aptly named Matanza, `The Bloodletter'.
A PI (or
cop) with a Native American sidekick reminded me of the 1992 film THUNDERHEART,
Val
Kilmer and Graham Greene in ‘Thunderheart’
(1992)
or Burt
Reynold’s 1966 TV series ‘HAWK.’
Reviews
of GOSHEN HOLE:
‘One of the very best of the Joe Hannibal novels…
a no-nonsense full-tilt-boogie romp.’
‘Dundee
hits all the high points of a good PI novel, fuelling the mystery with
testosterone and gunfire.’
https://www.amazon.com/Goshen-Hole-Joe-Hannibal-Mystery/dp/1479189421/ref=asap_bc?ie=UTF8
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