Bill Loehfelm

 

Biography

Bill Loehfelm authored The Devil She Knows, Bloodroot and Fresh Kills. He lives in New Orleans with his wife, the writer AC Lambeth. He plays drums in the Ibervillains, a rock and soul cover band.


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The Devil in Her Way: A Novel

When Maureen Coughlin first appeared in The Devil She Knows, The Times-Picayune called her “unforgettable” and “the character of the year.” Booklist named The Devil She Knows one of 2011’s 10 best thrillers and declared Maureen “as compelling a character as this reviewer expects to see this year.”

Now she’s back in Bill Loehfelm’s new thriller, The Devil in Her Way, and her life has changed in more ways than one — she’s starting over in New Orleans as a newly minted member of the police force.

Kicking off her final week of field training, Maureen takes a punch from a panicked suspect bursting out of an apartment. Her training officer laughs it off and the incident even yields a small victory: the cops recover a stash of pot and guns. But out on the street on the fringes of the action, Maureen sees something sinister transpire between two neighborhood boys that leaves her shaken, and she knows there’s more to the story than she’s seen. As we follow Maureen’s dangerous hunt for answers, Loehfelm leads us around New Orleans’s most hidden corners and into its darkest outposts.

Bill Loehfelm is the real deal — a lauded thriller writer in the modern tradition of Dennis Lehane, Richard Price and Michael Connelly. He knows the voices of his city. Like Lehane’s Boston, Price’s New York City or Connelly’s Los Angeles, Loehfelm’s New Orleans leaps off the page as vibrant, flawed and unruly as his reborn fire-hearted protagonist. In The Devil in Her Way, Loehfelm’s talents flourish. The result is a ruthless and propulsive thriller.

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