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New Orleans Mysteries (2009, a KINDLE Book from Amazon.com)
This collection of mystery stories
set in New Orleans
features four recurring characters — 1940s Private-eye Lucien Caye,
1890s NOPD Detective Jacques Dugas as well as NOPD Homicide Detectives John Raven Beau and Dino LaStanza
(he’s back!). There are also a
couple ghost stories, a maniac story, the gold bug of Jean Lafitte, a man with
moon hands and a future-cop story with a guy named Max. New Orleans Mysteries A KINDLE Book from Amazon.com New Orleans Confidential (2006, PointBlank Press) A collection of 1940’s noir private-eye short stories. Come prowl the lonely, sometimes violent streets
of America’s most exotic city with lone-wolf private eye Lucien Caye. From Publisher’s
Weekly, 3/13/06: “Former homicide detective De Noux turns
out an engaging, fast-paced collection of stories featuring private eye and womanizer extraordinaire Lucien Caye as he tracks
philandering husbands, possible murderers and missing cats. Set predominantly against the rich backdrop of 1940s New Orleans,
these stories-abounding with ample bosoms and willing women-are fun, and the author knows his stuff when it comes to the Big
Easy.” New Orleans Irresistible (2006, EAA Signature Series
Books) A collection of erotic detective stories. New Orleans Irresistible at Amazon New Orleans Irresistible at Lulu Hollow
Point/The Mystery of Rochelle Marais (2000, Gryphon Books, 2000) Two
novellas. Det LaStanza tracks a loathsome killer. NOPD Det. Jacques Dugas
investigates a murder in 1891 New Orleans. LaStanza: New Orleans Police
Stories (1999, Pontalba Press) Collection of seventeen short stories, chronicling New Orleans police work in the 1970s and 1980s, features
six unpublished LaStanza stories. A number of these tales have received critical acclaim. The Collection itself received
an ‘A’ rating byEntertainment Weekly Magazine. Mr. De Noux adapted one of the LaStanza stories “Waiting for Alaina” into a screenplay, which
was filmed in New Orleans and broadcast on local TV in 2001. |
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As
of May 2009, I've had 203 short stories published (many reprinted for a total of 307 sales) in multiple genres: mystery,
fantasy, horror, western, science fiction, historical fiction,
literary, children’s fiction, mainstream fiction, religious, humor, romance and
erotica. Some stories are cross-genre pieces. |
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