Miles Corwin Books in Order
Explore Miles Corwin books in order, including his Los Angeles crime reporting and Ash Levine mysteries, with publication dates and descriptions of each book.
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Miles Corwin books in publication order
5 books
The Killing Season
by Miles Corwin
1997
Corwin follows two Los Angeles homicide detectives through a summer of investigations in South Central. Their contrasting backgrounds and developing partnership anchor this account of murder cases, police work, and the lives affected by urban violence.
And Still We Rise
by Miles Corwin
2000
Following twelve gifted students through a school year at Crenshaw High, Corwin examines academic ambition amid poverty, violence, and family crises. Contrasting teaching styles and political pressures complicate their efforts to turn exceptional ability into opportunity.
Homicide Special
by Miles Corwin
2004
Corwin spends a year with an elite Los Angeles homicide unit handling difficult and prominent cases. Six investigations reveal detectives' methods, professional relationships, and persistent efforts to understand killings whose complexities reach beyond the initial crime scenes.
Kind of Blue
by Miles Corwin
2010
Former detective Ash Levine returns to the LAPD to investigate a retired officer's murder. Still haunted by a witness's death, he quietly pursues that unresolved case as well, risking his safety in a world of corruption and compromise.
Midnight Alley
by Miles Corwin
2012
Ash Levine investigates two young men's deaths in a Venice alley, one victim being a councilman's son. Connections to organized crime, military veterans, and archaeology deepen the case, while the detective discovers that he may also be a target.
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