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Ed Gorman Books in Order

This page covers Dean Koontz’s Ed Gorman collaborations in order, with quick summaries, background on the partnership, and a simple where-to-start guide.

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Fourteen suspense stories follow haunted people pushed toward their limits. In the title tale, a video-store employee encounters the horror-film actress he has long admired when she arrives in town under a concealed identity.

Backshot

by Ed Gorman

2015

Marshal Royce and a young drifter cross paths in Granite Bend, a mining town where powerful interests control people's lives. Violence and hidden motives shape their encounter, in a Western focused on the brutal pressures beneath the town's public order.

Elimination

by Ed Gorman

2015

Congresswoman Jessica Bradshaw survives a shooting during a fierce reelection campaign, but the weapon turns up in a staffer's car. Dev Conrad must determine whether the attack was staged and uncover who benefits from the damage to his client's campaign.

Nineteen Western stories and novellas explore courage and tragedy in the Old West, accompanied by two essays. The collection gathers Gorman’s tales from Dead Man’s Gun, A Disgrace to the Badge, and Enemies into one volume.

Passages of the Macabre

by Ed Gorman

2016

Reporter and paranormal investigator Carl Kolchak returns in a collection of new short stories by multiple writers. Ed Gorman contributes alongside other authors, bringing separate encounters with unexplained horrors into the world of the television character.

Run to Midnight

by Ed Gorman

2016

Kate Evans opens her door to a dying friend whose final word points toward a key, scandal, and blackmail. Her discovery leads to a kidnapping, dragging Kate and her pop-star client Riki into a dangerous journey across the country.

Death of a Translator

by Ed Gorman

2017

A young English reporter enters Soviet-occupied Afghanistan with a guerrilla commander, planning to move through Kabul disguised as a Russian officer. His account follows the experience of combat and the lasting trauma that shadows his later career as a war correspondent.

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