Read Series: Thorn Mystery
by Author James W. Hall
Magic City (2007)
http://www.miamisunpost.com/archives/...Bound 03/08/07102 in the ShadeIn James W. Hall’s Magic City, Even the Shadows Have Shadows— and They BurnKey rats and cops, Cuban ultra-nationalists and paid-for politicos, all with secrets to be kept— or else.By John HoodMiami seethes with story. High, low...
Tropical Freeze (1999)
I liked the first Thorn book (Under Cover of Daylight), despite its idiosyncracies, that I immediately grabbed the second book in the series, Tropical Freeze. Very similar to the first, especially in its way of telling the "mystery" from all points of view, including both the villians and the her...
Buzz Cut (1997)
This book was fun! I enjoyed the quirky characters and situations and it was a quick, engrossing read. Only problem is when I compared my reaction with the cover reviews... it seemed like I'd just finished a totally different book than THEY were talking about! Did I just plain miss the serious...
Under Cover of Daylight (2001)
I was surprised to find that there was a "Florida mystery" series, a la Travis McGee (starting with The Deep Blue Goodbye) and even Carl Hiaasen's books, that I hadn't read or, in fact, even heard of before. This was poet James Hall's Thorn series, which opens with Under Cover of Daylight, writte...
Off the Chart (2004)
Before Thorn fell in love with crime-scene photographer Alexandra Rafferty, he was involved with Anne Joy, a beautiful woman who abandoned a violent life to forge a new, happier one in the Florida Keys. But her past includes her sadistic brother Vic, now a wealthy rogue businessman who specialize...