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THE LAUNDRY ROOM is about how a dysfunctional family in a West Side Manhattan apartment deals with an unusual and serious problem, and how finally they each at last come to terms with it. Their quest for knowledge is more painful and revealing than they'd imagined, but the solution to the problem was always close at hand, in the basement laundry room.

The Complete Works of John Lutz
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	Chop Suey May 31, 2006; 17 pages CHOP SUEY explores a time when jazz and the blues were still relatively new and played in river cities like St.... Read more
	Arful May 31, 2006; 23 pages I've always been fond of talking dog stories, as well as “This guy walks into a bar…” stories, so here was an idea that combined both. Toss in show business and crime, and the temptation was irresistible. I hope those who read this story enjoy it as much as I enjoyed writing it. Read more
	Fear The Night November 1, 2005; 480 pages On a warm evening in Manhattan, a sniper's bullet kills a lowly theater district shop owner. It's the first of several... Read more
	Darker Than Night November 1, 2004; 400 pages "Lutz is rapidly bleeding critics dry of superlatives." Read more
	Endless Road and Other Stories (Five Star First Edition Mystery) August, 2003; 291 pages Lou Roebuck, in "The Truth of the Matter," seemingly has it all: cushy, high-paying advertising job, beautiful trophy wife, and stellar... Read more
	The Night Spider 2003
	The Night Watcher November 1, 2002; 416 pages Set in post 9/11 Manhattan, Lutz's (The Night Caller) gritty psychological thriller finds NYPD homicide detectives Rica Lopez and Ben Stack... Read more
	The Night Caller October 1, 2001; 400 pages Ezekiel "Coop" Cooper discovers his daughter, Bette, dead in his weekend getaway cottage. The positioning of her body suggests a ritual... Read more
	The Nudger Dilemmas: A Short Story Collection (Five Star Mystery Series) July, 2001; 300 pages This collection of 13 previously published stories starring Nudger, Lutz's worrywart St. Louis detective, provides an entertaining introduction to one of... Read more
	Ride the Lightning June 1, 2001; 224 pages AN ALO NUDGER MYSTERY No one thought Curtis Colt had been railroaded for the shooting of a liquor store owner, least... Read more
	The Right To Sing The Blues (Alo Nudger Mystery) January 2, 2001; 256 pages Private eye Al Nudger is a long way from St. Louis, his home, in Lutz's followup to Nightlines. The detective goes... Read more
	Nightlines (Alo Nudger Mystery) January 2, 2001; 288 pages THE FIRST ALO NUDGER MYSTERY A murderer is stalking the streets of the St. Louis, and the only connection between his... Read more
	Final Seconds December 1, 1998; 384 pages Will Harper, a member of the NYPD bomb squad, lost part of a hand in an explosion at a city high... Read more
	Until You Are Dead (Five Star First Edition Mystery Series) November, 1998; 287 pages
	Oops!: A Nudger Mystery February, 1998; 278 pages In his ninth mystery (e.g., Death by Jury, St. Martin's, 1995), private investigator Alo Nudger takes on a series of cases... Read more

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About the Author

John Lutz is the author of over thirty-five novels and approximately 200 short stories and articles. He is past president of both the Mystery Writers of America and Private Eye Writers of America. Among his awards are the MWA Edgar, the PWA Shamus, the PWA Lifetime Achievement Award, the Trophee 813 Award for best mystery short story collection translated to the French Language, and the Short Mystery Fiction Society Golden Derringer Award. His novel SWF SEEKS SAME was made into the hit movie SINGLE WHITE FEMALE, and his novel THE EX became an HBO movie of the same title, for which he co-authored the screenplay. His latest book is the suspense novel FEAR THE NIGHT, published by Pinnacle.