“Books in Order: A Deep Dive into Con Lehane’s Captivating Narratives”
Who is Con Lehane?
An American master of mystery and intrigue, Con Lehane has painted himself a standout place in the world of literary whodunits. With an array of careers from a college professor to a union organizer, and even a bartender – each role has provided invaluable life experiences that have deeply influenced Lehane’s writing. Today, he passes on his knowledge and skills by teaching fiction writing and mystery writing at The Writer’s Center in Bethesda, Maryland.
A Look at Lehane’s Notable “Books in Order”
Con Lehane’s reputation today has been shaped significantly by two series of books in order, most notably the 42nd Street Library and Brian McNulty series. His work has also been featured prominently in esteemed literary collectives such as Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine and Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine.
The Unique Stylistic Elements of Lehane’s Writing
Lehane’s one-of-a-kind storytelling captivates readers, owing largely to his distinct writing style. He narrates with a hint of nostalgia that pulls readers into a world that is at once new yet familiar. With masterful control over language, he ensures his dialogue is consistently natural and flowing, effortlessly honing in on the complexity of daily exchanges. Lehane’s sophisticated use of suspense stirs readers’ curiosity and keeps them eagerly flipping through the pages of his books in order.
Publication Order of Brian McNulty Books
| Beware the Solitary Drinker | (2002) |    |
| What Goes Around Comes Around | (2005) | |
| Death at the Old Hotel | (2007) | |