Larry Seeley: 5 books

Seventeen degrees, three minutes North—the latitude of the border that separates Juarez, Mexico from El Paso, Texas—for all practical purposes, one city with two souls. Jack Sloan follows a trail between Juarez and Santa Fe with stops in El Paso and Phoenix. It begins and ends in the barrancos of...

The Sangre de Cristo Mountains, The Blood of Christ, provide the backdrop for Gypsies, Tramps, and Thieves, a tale of murder, revenge and redemption. Jack Sloan, businessman, gambler, casino operator, and tough guy is trapped by two con artists and kills them to escape. Three years later, he’s built...

34 Degrees North is the latitude of Juarez and El Paso – two cities with one soul – or 17 Degrees North for each. Jack Sloan follows a trail between Juarez and Santa Fe with several stops along the way.----The novel kicks off in the barrancas of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains north of Santa Fe with...

Jack Sloan played his cards right, took the money and ran. Only now it seems he may not have run far enough. He’s a good guy caught in a really bad situation. Set in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, this is a riveting story of murder and revenge with a cast of characters who hurtle the plot forward...

A young girl is murdered on a dark highway during the winter of 1995. Fifteen years later, the crime sets in motion a string of events that provoke carnage and mayhem. Jack Sloan and his girlfriend, Darlene, are caught in the middle. Its up to them to find a way out.----Readers of other Jack Sloan novels...