NATE GRANZOW
novelist & editor
Welcome to St. Paul, Minnesota at the dawn of Prohibition, where organized crime flourishes and even the most virtuous find themselves seduced by the siren song of opportunity. Kirkus Reviews calls the Crooks' Haven series, "An exciting, testosterone-fueled gangster tale brimming with shootouts, shady characters, and clever historical nods."
A foosball-obsessed Mexican cartel leader. An emu. And two guys trying to get rich the hard way. "Granzow’s writing is crisp, the pace is rapid, the humor is edgy, and the plot is topical. Overall, Get Idiota is a thinking person’s screwball comedy."
Staging big game hunts for money seemed like a great idea—until an elephant squashed their first client.
If crime is like artwork, these two are finger painters.
Book one in the Baseborn Archaeology Series. Dirk Cussler calls it, "Nonstop action, daredevil characters, and a rip-snorting chase for mystical Minoan artifacts."
The jungle guards its secrets fiercely in this science-gone-wrong, Crichton-esque techno-thriller.
Follow the exploits of the acerbic, intrepid international war correspondent Grant Cogar. A man with few scruples and one guiding principle: Don't die.
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The Nazis were closer to striking the heart of America than we thought. And they're not done trying.