Horse Latitudes

'I never miss a book by Robert Ferrigno' Michael Connelly

Robert Ferrigno is the author of six novels.  He lives in the Pacific Northwest.

Danny DiMedici's ex-wife Laura is missing, there's a corpse in her blood-spattered beach house, and Danny is the prime suspect. Desperate to get to Laura before the cops, Danny returns to the underworld he had known as a drug-dealer, a world of fast sex and hard drugs, casual violence and sudden death. Danny walks the knife-edge between law and order and dark dealings, but as the line begins to blur he must decide, once and for all, where he stands.

Heartbreaker

Consistently and casually knockout, brutal and hilarious

Robert Ferrigno is the author of six novels, including Heartbreaker and The Horse Latitudes. He lives with his family in the Pacific Northwest. To find out more about the author visit:www.robertferrigno.com

Right on the edge of- love and death-When a psychopathic drug dealer forces Val to witness a cop's murder Val knows he is in deep trouble. The cop was his best friend and, like Val, one of the good guys. So Val, survival instincts on full alert, heads for California and a new identity. But when he meets Kyle, the perfect girl-next-door his survival instincts shut down as others take over - which means he doesn't see who is coming after him- or the deadly nature of Kyle's dysfunctional family-

Robert Ferrigno

'Sharp, fast and slick. Ferrigno can read like Raymond Chandler on speed'

'Strange the things our fates pivoted on: a kid selling gum and candy, a hard charger in a hurry, and a beached spook with a bad attitude.'<br/>
The beached spook is Frank Thorpe, in limbo having recently left an off-the-books American Intelligence unit after an operation went down river. The 'hard charger' was a stranger whom Frank saw mow down a young kid selling sweets at the airport and keep going without so much as a backward glance. <br/>
Almost on a whim Frank decides to use all his skills and resources to give that stranger what they call in his trade ' a wake-up'. Not that Thorpe intends any permanent damage, just a little tap to get the hard charger's attention, to show him how quickly the storm clouds could roll in on his little world. <br/>
Unfortunately, the little 'wake-up' sets up a chain reaction which ends in far more serious ramifications than Frank could ever have anticipated. And as Thorpe tries to mend things he himself finds someone from his own past is out to give him a rather bigger 'wake-up'.

Robert Ferrigno

Praise for The Wake Up

'Rapid, lurid and smartly put together'

'Exciting ... Unusually enthralling'

'Sharp, fast and slick. Ferrigno can read like Raymond Chandler on speed'

'Rapid, lurid and smartly put together'

'Exciting ... Unusually enthralling'

'Sharp, fast and slick. Ferrigno can read like Raymond Chandler on speed'

'Rapid, lurid and smartly put together'

'Exciting ... Unusually enthralling'

'Sharp, fast and slick. Ferrigno can read like Raymond Chandler on speed'

Books by Robert Ferrigno

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