Seth Edgarde: 7 books

The second in a series of noir romance “Blues” novellas, Brick City Blues centers on a chance meeting between two strangers on an airport layover in Newark, New Jersey—the Brick City. She’s shuttling between her teaching job at Cornell and a research project in DC; he’s on his way to deliver...

In a land of unrelenting turmoil, in a city that's been laid siege by Mongols, Huns, Turks, Tartars, Germans, and Russians, a cop from Brooklyn joins the chase for a notebook with a mathematical formula that could turn the world on its head.

Dawn breaks, and Emily Williams awakens, hungover and alone in an unfamiliar park. A crazy night with too much to drink and not enough self-control. But, as she soon discovers, she’s not quite alone.   A drunken hookup . . . A night in the park . . . And now he’s dead, and she can’t remember.   What’s a girl to do?

A Wall Street felon serving his sentence at New York's Rikers Island Prison, Sterling Walsh desperately needs to set his life straight. But he gets more than he bargained for when he accepts an FBI offer to infiltrate a Muslim sleeper cell. Set in the dark corners of New York City's five boroughs, Hart Island is a soul-stirring tale of revenge and redemption.

She was the homecoming queen and a college basketball star, but she’s out of college now, living the California life, with her boyfriend, a bunch of roommates, and that Santa Monica sun. He’s got no job, no girlfriend, and no prospects. As their paths cross, they each begin to wonder...

When a traveling saleswoman begins an affair with her road partner, there’s more at stake than just her marriage. Or his. For anyone who has ever sung the blues, this short romance with a musical twist will pull you in and leave you wanting more.

The world erupts in an epidemic of mass insanity, and the only person who can stop it is an unstable rogue hacker. A renegade to the core, she can’t do it alone this time—this time she needs the help of a straight-and-narrow but hardened New York cop. Can they stay alive for long enough...