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Rick Cahill

by Matt Coyle

10 books Started 2013 Latest 2023
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The Rick Cahill is a Crime Fiction / Mystery series by Matt Coyle, comprising 10 books published between 2013 and 2023. Books are listed in publication order, which is the recommended reading sequence.

# Title Year Buy
Yesterday's Echo cover 1 Yesterday's Echo 2013 Buy from Amazon
Night Tremors cover 2 Night Tremors 2015 Buy from Amazon
Dark Fissures cover 3 Dark Fissures 2016 Buy from Amazon
Blood Truth cover 4 Blood Truth 2017 Buy from Amazon
Wrong Light (Short Story) cover 5 Wrong Light (Short Story) 2018 Buy from Amazon
Lost Tomorrows cover 6 Lost Tomorrows 2019 Buy from Amazon
Blind Vigil cover 7 Blind Vigil 2020 Buy from Amazon
Last Redemption cover 8 Last Redemption 2021 Buy from Amazon
Doomed Legacy cover 9 Doomed Legacy 2022 Buy from Amazon
10 Odyssey’s End 2023 Buy from Amazon

Matt Coyle is an American crime writer whose atmospheric thrillers are set in the Pacific Northwest. A former journalist, he draws upon his experiences to provide both suspense and a deep sense of place. Coyle's debut novel, "Yesterday's Echo," introduced Detective Rick Cahill, a complex character haunted by a tragic past. The book was praised for its taut plotting, vivid characters, and evocative setting. Coyle has continued to write in the Cahill series, including "Dark Fissures" and "Deadfall." His latest novel, "Lost Tomorrows," a standalone, follows a young woman searching for her missing sister. Coyle's work has received critical acclaim and several awards. "Yesterday's Echo" was shortlisted for the Anthony, Barry, and Macavity Awards. "Dark Fissures" won the 2015 Lefty Award for Best Mystery Novel and was named a Library Journal Best Thriller. Coyle's writing has also been praised by fellow authors like Harlan Coben and Jeffery Deaver.

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