![Inlet Boys: A Thrilling Detective Murder Mystery (PI Kowalski Book 1) by [Krupa, Chris]](https://images-fe.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51kh%2BOxEdBL._SY346_.jpg)
Product Description
PI Kowalski peels back the layers of a sunny, idyllic Aussie town, and exposes the darkness underneath.
PI Matt Kowalski's first case is personal. When his uncle coerces him to investigate the brutal murder of a cousin he barely knew, he can hardly refuse—besides, he needs the money. Still, he feels too old to be wearing all black in The Gong, a beach town in New South Wales.
Clues point him in many directions, including an ex-bikie ice trafficker, two masked figures in a warehouse, and even the victim's fiancée, who may have wanted Matt's cousin out of her way.
Now, Matt has unwittingly exposed those he loves to a ruthless black-racketeering syndicate, and he must track a killer before they take out his family.
On his own and up against heavy odds, he exposes a horrific crime with devastating consequences, which will affect the town forever.
EVOLVED PUBLISHING PRESENTS the first thrilling installment in the "PI Kowalski" series, featuring intriguing crime mysteries set in Australia, written with great authenticity by Aussie author Chris Krupa. [Crime, Murder Mystery, Suspense Thriller - DRM-Free]
- Book 1: Inlet Boys
- Book 2: Tall Dark Heart
- Book 3: The Jaydus File [Coming 2020]
More Great Crime Thrillers from Evolved Publishing:
- "The Oz Files" Series by Barry Metcalf
- The "Duncan Cochrane" Series by David Hagerty
- Forgive Me, Alex by Lane Diamond
- The "Syndicate-Born Trilogy" by K.M. Hodge
About the Author
AUTHOR: I'm a freelance writer and filmmaker, born in 1975 in The Gong, who now lives in Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia with my wife and two sons. I used to make my own mystery books in the fourth grade by typing them out on an old Olivetti, and I drew my first five-fingered human being when I was four years old. In 2004, I pitched a comic series to Image Comics, and I contributed cartoons and designed a cover for the Litmus Journal of Melbourne in 2007. I worked with the Victims of Crime department in Sydney, rubbing shoulders with ex-cons and stand over men, and sought restitution for their victims. In 2014, I founded a production company, Glitchfilms, alongside my producing partner. In 2015, I wrote and directed an independent horror film, The Lights, which was released in selected cinemas. I self-published the tie-in, behind-the-scenes eBook, Dark Light: How to Get Your Horror Film into Cinemas. I write every day and try to put some of myself into my writing. My passion is crime fiction, and my favourite authors include Karin Slaughter and Michael Robotham. I also love graphic novels by Neil Gaiman and Grant Morrison.
SENIOR EDITOR: Lane Diamond has over 150 published books to his editing credit, including many multiple award-winners, across many genres and styles.
EDITOR: I love reading. Books have always been a part of my environment and my life. I taught English Literature for many years and my favorite part was watching students find their voice in writing. I edited at Weekly Reader for about a year prior to taking time off to have children. They are now writing their own stories, and reading as many books as their mama! I manage an independent bookstore in Chappaqua, New York called Scattered Books, which is my second home. I travel often with my family, and friends, and always make sure I find the bookstores wherever we go.
SENIOR EDITOR: Lane Diamond has over 150 published books to his editing credit, including many multiple award-winners, across many genres and styles.
EDITOR: I love reading. Books have always been a part of my environment and my life. I taught English Literature for many years and my favorite part was watching students find their voice in writing. I edited at Weekly Reader for about a year prior to taking time off to have children. They are now writing their own stories, and reading as many books as their mama! I manage an independent bookstore in Chappaqua, New York called Scattered Books, which is my second home. I travel often with my family, and friends, and always make sure I find the bookstores wherever we go.
