Trigger Mortis

Frank Kane's trademark fast pacing and hard-edged prose keep the tension simmering as Liddell works his beat: dimly lit bars, smoke-filled backrooms, and the shadowy corners of a city where everyone has something to hide. The plot twists like a switchblade, with betrayals, sudden bursts of violence, and unexpected alliances keeping Liddell on his toes. As the case unravels, so does the illusion of clear lines between good and bad—until Liddell is left with nothing but his instincts and a loaded gun.

With its snappy dialogue, relentless momentum, and vivid noir atmosphere, Trigger Mortis is vintage pulp fiction at its best. It's a bullet-fast ride through a world where every handshake might hide a knife, and survival depends on how quickly you can spot the real killer before he spots you.