Warwick Downing

• Apr-2014
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The Widow of Dartmoor is a sequel to The Hound of the Baskervilles. Beryl Stapleton felt joy, on learning that Jack, her husband, was sucked into the Grimpen Mire. Free of his evil, she opened a fashionable dress shop in London. Her enterprise was a ...

• Sep-2011
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Though written for readers of the mid-1970's, this award-winning mystery and Book Club selection remains a compelling read. In 1975, Denver, Colorado, was emerging from cow town into big city, and the environmental movement was emerging as a politica...

• Jan-2010
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"Living alone is easier for me than living with a woman. It's easier for the woman, too. Sometimes I shoot at things when I wake up -- the telephone, or the alarm clock, or the sun -- and women tend to be frightened by the practice, although some are...

• Oct-1994
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Rommel leaves her beloved Denver to travel to Washington, D.C., to help prosecute the case of an American accused of killing an Arab from Rashidi, only to find herself working for the defense instead. ...

• Apr-1993
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Jack Bard, a successful veteran lawyer, is pitted against Keane Williams, a grandstanding young prosecutor with designs on elected office. Bard's client Drusus Church is a former gang member whose climb from the mean streets of Long Beach is made con...

• Apr-1992
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• Jan-1992
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• Aug-1990
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David Reddman, a new attorney with the National Association of Special Prosecutors, is called in to convict a vicious killer, despite the machinations of a crooked judge, a town's dark secrets, and someone who is out to stop Reddman for good...

• 1976
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The setting is Denver, 1976. Joe Reddman, private investigator with the ethic of an Indian, returns. A brutal, headline-grabbing murder has occurred, and Brandy Winters gives Joe a tip that could break the case. But Joe can't reveal his source becaus...

• 1975
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