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There is a new mystery on Dennis Lehane’s mind, and the best-selling author is offering a special reward solving the case: Find his lost dog and get a spot in his next book.
There's a new mystery on Dennis Lehane's mind, and the best-selling author is offering a special reward: Find his lost dog and get a spot in his next book.
There's a new mystery on Dennis Lehane's mind, but the story isn't something the best-selling author can control from behind a keyboard.
Author Dennis Lehane is offering an unusual reward for the person who finds his family's beloved missing beagle.
Author Dennis Lehane is offering an unusual reward for the person who finds his family's beloved missing beagle.
The first page of "Live by Night" hooks you with a paragraph written in the quintessentially unemotional style of Dennis Lehane, an author who takes no prisoners.
Author Dennis Lehane has chosen a thriller by Attica Locke as the first book for his own imprint at HarperCollins.
Summer is weeks away, but the fall book season has already started.
Amanda Knox has a book deal.
Dennis Lehane is the latest brand-name publisher.
"Sixkill" (G.P. Putnam's Sons), by Robert B. Parker: In 1973, Robert B. Parker introduced a Boston private detective named Spenser in a paperback novel titled, "The Godwulf Manuscript."
Much of the appeal of Patrick Kenzie and his partner, Angie Gennaro, lay in their lifestyle as a tough, wisecracking pair of detectives who stormed their way through the Boston underworld, made wild love in between and were very good at what they did in bed and out of it.
Author Dennis Lehane is offering a monetary reward and said he will name a character in his next book after whoever finds his dog Tessa, who has been missing from his Massachusetts home since Christmas Eve.
"No dog since Lassie ever got this attention the flip side of the comedy is, who wouldn't do this for their dog?" he said.
Happy ending hope grows: Author Dennis Lehane’s tale of lost beagle sets off wide search →
