The Renegades Reginald Hill seamy and extremely strange America

seamy and extremely strange America of the nineteenth century: a historical novel so richly involving and so touching that you never want it to end

the final novel by a prolific but enigmatic writer named V

When a minor Paris criminal is found stabbed in the neck on a country lane in Picardie it looks like another case for Inspector Lucas Rocco

Usually his police work means minor injuries and mental health assessments

Michael is at first oblivious to the return of the murderous figure from his past until tragedy strikes closer to home

The Renegades Reginald Hill seamy and extremely strange AmericaFrom the "New York Times" bestselling author of "L. A. Outlaws" Deputy Sheriff Charlie Hood cruises the dusty backroads of the new American West. But when his partner is shot dead and Hood is drafted to find the killer, the investigation takes him to places he never wanted to go where there's no clear line between good and evil.