Robert McClure Crime Fiction Novels Category
John Leonardo Crucci and Leonardo Dominic Crucci, a Deadly Lullaby
Posted on September 23, 2015 Leave a Comment
When characters with beautiful, melodic names like Leonardo and Dominic, go by “Babe” and “Leo”, it can only mean one thing: There’s a Deadly Lullaby in the offing. McClure juxtaposes the lives of a career hit man father and a police detective son, a son who rebuffs his father’s attempts at reconciliation. Could he fear […]
Deadly Lullaby: A Thriller, is a rollicking crime novel of family and felony
Posted on September 21, 2015 Leave a Comment
Fresh off a nine-year stint in San Quentin, career hitman Babe Crucci seeks reconciliation with his estranged son, Leo, who just so happens to be a rising star in the LAPD. As Babe sits before him at breakfast, Leo realizes that although his knowledge of psychology is pretty basic, he doesn’t have to be Sigmund […]
Carrots, celery sticks and flank steak make for a healthy dose of crime fiction
Posted on September 19, 2015 Leave a Comment
Author Robert McClure talks about scene where flank steak, carrots & celery are part of Babe Crucci’s survival kit in his crime fiction novel Deadly Lullaby
Bouchercon 2015 / Murder under the Oaks
Posted on September 18, 2015 Leave a Comment
I’m looking forward to meeting up this October with many of my fellow crime fiction authors at the 46th annual, mystery and crime fiction conference, Bouchercon 2015. Here’s a special shout out to attendees who share my literary agent, Sobel Weber Associates, and with whom I hope to have a drink (or two) at Bouchercon: […]
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