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Fiction
by Peter Craven
May 1999, no. 210

Murder in the Groove by Dave Warner

Pan Macmillan $15.95 pb, 407 pp

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Dave Warner, one-time singer and satirist, has been at work as a detective story writer for a few years now, penning long excoriations of West Australia Inc. style shenanigans and, according to reports, working pretty much in the shadow of that L.A. master (with all his fizz and stammer and sparkle), the great James Ellroy.

 


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Murder in the Groove by Dave Warner

Pan Macmillan $15.95 pb, 407 pp

ABR receives a commission on items purchased through this link. All ABR reviews are fully independent.


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