Daniel Judson

Daniel Judson
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DANIEL JUDSON, a Shamus Award winner and a four-time finalist, is the author of five previous novels, most recently The Violet Hour. He attended Southampton College, and his time in the Hamptons (particularly the parts that don’t make the society pages) was the inspiration for the setting and characters in Voyeur. He now lives in Connecticut.

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Voyeur
Voyeur

Daniel Judson
Minotaur Books

Remer was an effective Manhattan P.I. until one of his targets found a nasty way to force him into an early retirement. Since then, he has been living an...


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The Violet Hour
The Violet Hour

Daniel Judson
Minotaur Books

In Daniel Judson’s powerful thriller, Bridgehampton mechanic Caleb Rakowski gets paid under the table at his friend Eric Carver’s auto repair shop and...


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The Water's Edge
The Water's Edge

Daniel Judson
St. Martin's Paperbacks

Two men have been hanged from the Shinnecock Bridge, their hands severed. Now Jake “Payday” Bechet knows that trouble is coming—for him, and for everyone in...


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The Darkest Place
The Darkest Place

Daniel Judson
St. Martin's Paperbacks

The cold of winter has come to the far reaches of Long Island, New York. The summer people are gone. So is the sunshine. And in the dark, a man carries a body...


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