Larry Millett hat sich eine einzigartige literarische Nische geschaffen, indem er seine Interessen an Journalismus, Architekturgeschichte und Kriminalliteratur vereint. Seine Werke tauchen in die Geheimnisse und Geschichten ein, die in städtischen Landschaften verborgen sind, und präsentieren oft sorgfältig recherchierte historische Schauplätze. Milletts unverwechselbarer Stil kombiniert scharfe Beobachtungsgabe mit einer fesselnden Erzählstimme, die den Leser in komplexe Rätsel und Erkundungen der Vergangenheit hineinzieht. Er ist dafür bekannt, eine tiefe Wertschätzung für gebaute Umgebungen und menschliche Elemente in seine fesselnden Erzählungen einzubringen.
Featuring a captivating array of unusual photographs from the 1940s and 50s, this collection draws from the archives of the St. Paul Pioneer Press and the St. Paul Dispatch. It offers a unique visual history that appeals to photography enthusiasts, crime aficionados, and urban historians alike. The book celebrates the artistry and dedication of photographers who captured the essence of their time, providing a striking glimpse into the past through their lens.
Featuring 3,000 architectural structures, this guide offers a comprehensive exploration of the diverse styles found in Minneapolis and St. Paul. Meticulously researched and well-crafted, it serves as an essential resource for anyone interested in the architectural landscape of these twin cities.
Featuring over 250 architectural wonders, this guidebook showcases a diverse array of styles within one of St. Paul's most charming neighborhoods. It offers thorough research and meticulous writing, making it an essential resource for architecture enthusiasts and local explorers alike.
The seventh in Larry Millett's thrilling mystery series pursues the tangled truth behind the killing of the spoiled young heir to an industrial fortune The place is Minneapolis, the year is 1903, and Michael Masterson has fallen in love, or so he claims, with Addie Strongwood, a beautiful working-class girl with an interesting past and a mind of her own. But their promising relationship quickly begins to disintegrate before reaching a violent conclusion. Amid allegations of seduction, rape, and blackmail, Michael is shot dead and Addie goes on trial for first-degree murder. As the case unfolds in a welter of conflicting evidence and surprise discoveries, a jury must decide whether Addie acted in self-defense or killed her one-time lover with the coldest of calculation. Reconstructing the case through trial testimony, newspaper stories, the journal of Addie's flamboyant defense attorney, and her own first-person account as serialized in the Minneapolis Tribune, Larry Millett builds a suspenseful tale of love, money, betrayal, and death. Sherlock Holmes and Shadwell Rafferty, long known to readers from Millett's previous mysteries, play crucial roles in the unraveling of the case, which also offers a glimpse into the sharply divided worlds of the rich and the poor at the dawn of the twentieth century.
Highlighting over 250 architectural wonders, this guidebook showcases the diverse styles found in one of Minneapolis's most charming neighborhoods. It offers thorough research and meticulous writing, making it an invaluable resource for architecture enthusiasts and visitors alike.
With over 250 architectural structures showcased, this guidebook offers a deep dive into the diverse styles that define the built history of Minneapolis and St. Paul. Meticulously researched and thoughtfully written, it enhances both enjoyment and understanding of the cities' architectural heritage, making it an invaluable resource for enthusiasts and casual readers alike.
Featuring over 250 architectural structures, this guidebook offers a comprehensive exploration of Minneapolis and St. Paul’s diverse architectural styles. Thoroughly researched and meticulously crafted, it enhances readers' appreciation and understanding of the cities' built history, making it an essential resource for architecture enthusiasts and history buffs alike.
In a small Minnesota town, the mysterious disappearance of wealthy resident Peter Swindell and the destruction of his mansion ignite a series of unsettling events. As threatening messages from a figure known as the Serenader circulate, newly elected county attorney Paul Zweifel, a sharp-witted loner accompanied by his existential border collie, finds himself embroiled in a web of murder and secrets. With local law enforcement seemingly compromised, Zweifel must navigate a treacherous path to uncover the truth, culminating in a chilling confrontation.
Focusing on perilous murder cases from the 1940s and 50s, this collection showcases striking images from the archives of the "St. Paul Pioneer Press." Millett captures the essence of Midwestern noir through evocative photographs that tell the stories behind these chilling events, offering a glimpse into a darker chapter of history.
