[stylist] Recommendation needed

[James H. "Jim" Canaday M.A. N6yr]

Hi Brad,
4;30 a.m.?  I think I'd need I.V. caffeine!

the only mysteries I read are by 
Bill Pronzini
who has his "nameless detective" series, among others.  also, his westerns are very similar to his mysteries.  nls has many of his works.  
jc

At 07:24 PM 12/19/2011, you wrote:
>OK folks. I'm looking for a treadmill book. That is to say, a book I can listen to while treadmilling for 30-minutes a day or so. Here's my criteria:
>
>1. Needs to be a good mystery "Who dunnit"
>2. One that I, the reader, sees what's going on in the crime, and one that I need to figure it out as the detective or the like does.
>3. None of this pulling events out of the hat at the solving which I was not privy to all along making me feel like I was took by the author .
>4. A drama or murder mystery is good, just  not horror. My wife isn't into that and It'll be blairing in the lower level at 4:30AM  hahaha.
>
>Thanks for the help.
>
>Brad
>
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