Author Hannah Morrissey in conversation with Carissa Greve

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Join us for an evening with author Hannah Morrissey for the paperback release of The Unlucky Ones, the fourth novel in her Black Harbor series, in conversation with @the.grim.readers Carissa Greve. Book signing to follow.

A police transcriber-turned-novelist returns to Black Harbor to help solve the case of her ex-husband's murder in the next riveting Black Harbor novel, featuring the return of characters from Hannah Morrissey's breakout debut, Hello, Transcriber. 

Please register for this free event!

"Dark, gritty and addictive . . . this is Hannah Morrissey at her best." -Mary Kubica, New York Times bestselling author.
Preorder your paperback copies of The Unlucky Ones from Books & Company, releasing April 7!

About the book:
Black Harbor is a tinderbox. Temperatures and violent crime have both risen to all-time highs, a new drug razes the city, and the scene to which Sergeant Nikolai Kole responds is anything but a rote homicide. In the back of a clubhouse lies a body wrapped in garbage bags and doused in bleach.

It isn't just any body. Tommy Greenlee, the ex-husband of Kole's former lover, Hazel, has been shot several times and left for dead. What's more...the killer left what appears to be a calling card.

Elsewhere, Hazel is haunted by her memories of Black Harbor. Lured there after eight years, she returns to find out who killed Tommy and why. Now back in Kole's orbit, their love affair can hardly pick up where it left off. They both used each other to their own ends before, which begs the question: would they do it again?

With the atmosphere growing more volatile by the second, Hazel and Kole call a truce, and as they work together to solve this murder, they will not only unearth Black Harbor's deepest, darkest secrets, they'll each have to face their own. 

About the author:
Hannah Morrissey is the USA Today bestselling author of the Black Harbor suspense series and other gripping works of crime fiction (coming soon!). Praised for their hauntingly atmospheric settings and gritty Midwestern realism, her novels have helped define a distinct subgenre: Midwestern Noir. A graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where she studied English and Creative Writing, Hannah lives near Milwaukee with her husband and a grumble of pugs.