Once Upon a Midnight Noir: Mysterious Tales of Midnight Louie, Delilah Street & Edgar Allan Poe

by Carole Nelson Douglas

Overview

AWARD-WINNING STORIES from USA TODAY bestselling author Carole Nelson Douglas, featuring mystery icons Sam Spade and Edgar Allan Poe. Interior illustrations designed by the author. Noir urban fantasy paranormal investigator Delilah Street and iconic contemporary feline sleuth Midnight Louie team up for a trio of tales, including one based on an Edgar Allan Poe story fragment found after his death. From Sam Spade's "black bird"--the priceless Maltese Falcon--to Poe's "The Raven," Louie and Delilah keep up with their noted detective forebears. Stories published previously in anthologies are collected here for the first time: "Bogieman" from Unusual Suspects; "Butterfly Kiss" from The Mammoth Book of Vampire Romance 2; "The Riches That There Lie" from Poe's Lighthouse.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780974474236
Publisher:	Wishlist Publishing
Publication date:	04/06/2013
Pages:	136
Sales rank:	708,835
Product dimensions:	6.10(w) x 9.10(h) x 0.70(d)

About the Author

Award-winning ex-journalist and novelist Carole Nelson Douglas has written sixty-three novels ranging from historical and contemporary mystery and romance to science fiction thrillers to high and urban fantasy. She's an Agatha nominee who has won fifty writing awards, including multiple Cat Writers' Association Muse Medallions

A Rita award finalist in four different genres, she has RT Reviews Magazine Lifetime Achievement awards in Suspense, Mystery, Versatility, and as a Pioneer of Publishing. She writes two popular Las Vegas-set series: the Midnight Louie, feline PI, mysteries partially narrated by a "Sam Spade with hairballs" and the Delilah Street, Paranormal Investigator, noir urban fantasies of werewolf mobsters and Silver Screen zombies in a paranormal Sin City.

Douglas was the first author of a Sherlockian series with a female protagonist, diva-detective Irene Alder, the only woman to outwit Holmes, debuting with the New York Times Notable Book of the Year, Good Night, Mr. Holmes. If she has a literary muse, it's definitely feline: mysterious, wise, playful, and packing sharp shivs in velvet gloves.