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Residue: A Kevin Kerney Novel (Kevin Kerney Novels #13) (Paperback)
“Complex, entirely original, and whip-smart.” —John Lescroart
A long-unsolved missing person’s case becomes a homicide investigation when the bones of the girlfriend of now retired Santa Fe Police Chief Kevin Kerney are unearthed forty-five years after her disappearance. And he is now the main suspect.
Michael McGarrity is the author of the nationally best-selling Kevin Kerney crime novels, which he concluded in Head Wounds, and the acclaimed American West historical trilogy. A former psychotherapist and deputy sheriff, he lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Michael McGarrity does for New Mexico what James Lee Burke does for Louisiana. The land is in his blood. So is crime writing.
— David Morrell
[McGarrity’s] portrait of [New Mexico] is a strong one, built on meticulously detailed intelligence gathered, sifted and analyzed for unspoken secrets and lies by the author’s own deeply cunning mind.
— Marilyn Stasio - New York Times
With each succeeding mystery, McGarrity is ever more sure of his central character, Kerney. Richly textured in setting and character, this series gets better with each outing.
— Dallas Times Herald
An ex-cop, McGarrity knows what he’s writing about—and how to write it.
— Tony Hillerman
— David Morrell
[McGarrity’s] portrait of [New Mexico] is a strong one, built on meticulously detailed intelligence gathered, sifted and analyzed for unspoken secrets and lies by the author’s own deeply cunning mind.
— Marilyn Stasio - New York Times
With each succeeding mystery, McGarrity is ever more sure of his central character, Kerney. Richly textured in setting and character, this series gets better with each outing.
— Dallas Times Herald
An ex-cop, McGarrity knows what he’s writing about—and how to write it.
— Tony Hillerman