White Jazz
by James Ellroy | 
The Big Nowhere
by James Ellroy | 
Clandestine
by James Ellroy | 
Brown's Requiem
by James Ellroy | 
The Getaway
by Jim Thompson | 
Because the Night
by James Ellroy | 
A Hell of a Woman
by Jim Thompson | 
Shella
by Andrew Vachss | 
Blood on the Moon
by James Ellroy | 
The Grifters
by Jim Thompson | 
Suicide Hill
by James Ellroy | 
The Nothing Man
by Jim Thompson | 
Wild Town
by Jim Thompson | 
The Friends of Eddie Coyle
by George V. Higgins | 
Two-Way Split
by Allan Guthrie | 
The Cold Six Thousand
by James Ellroy | 
Perfidia
by James Ellroy | 
Butcher's Moon
by Richard Stark | 
The Sins of the Fathers
by Lawrence Block | 
The Sour Lemon Score
by Richard Stark |
James Ellroy explored modern-day L.A. in a trilogy featuring his anti-hero cop, Det. Sgt. Lloyd Hopkins. Now in one volume, here are the three original novels. Blood on the Moon. Twenty random killings of women remain unconnected in police files. But Det. Sgt. Lloyd Hopkins sees a pattern. In a shattering climax, cold, icy intelligence and white-heated madness are pitted against each other... Because the Night. Jacob Herzog, hero cop, has disappeared. A multiple murder committed with a pre-Civil War revolver remains unsolved. Are the two cases linked? As Det. Sgt. Lloyd Hopkins pieces the puzzle together, he uncovers a startling trail of arcane secrets and madness - all leading to one psychotic mastermind. Suicide Hill. Duane Rice kidnaps a bank manager's girlfriend and an orgy of violence erupts. Leading the manhunt, Det. Sgt. Lloyd Hopkins stumbles on a horrifying conspiracy of corruption and betrayal - among his own colleagues...