Reviews
“A bold and believable protagonist, an unforgettable femme fatale, and incisive social commentary”
Tessa Wegert, author of In the Bones, on The Bluest Night
“A mystery that’s also a searing indictment of contemporary racism”
Kirkus Reviews on The Bluest Night
“A unique crime with an appealing motive, great character development, and engrossing storytelling . . . Will appeal to fans of Attica Locke, S.A. Cosby, and Joe Lansdale”
Library Journal on The Accomplice
“Action-packed . . . thoroughly enjoyable”
Booklist on The Accomplice
“Page-turning . . . Clark balances the personal and the professional challenges adroitly as he further develops his lead. S.A. Cosby fans will hope for a long series run”
Publishers Weekly on Blue Like Me
“Gritty, dark, and gripping . . . This series will appeal to fans of Michael Connelly and Raymond Chandler”
Best Thriller Books on Blue Like Me
“Aaron Philip Clark is a storyteller of immense talent”
Stephen Mack Jones on Blue Like Me
“Trevor Finnegan is the hero our country so desperately needs”
Eli Cranor, author of Ozark Dogs, on Blue Like Me
“Racism, fear, lies, and corruption . . . Clark’s ripped-from-the-headlines police procedural should make readers uncomfortable. It’s a frightening, tragic tale”
Library Journal Starred Review of Under Color of Law
“Gripping . . . This is a smart, suspenseful police procedural with a timely plot”
Publishers Weekly on Under Color of Law
“Under Color of Law is extraordinary. It’s a police procedural with a conscience, as invested in examining how and why American law enforcement so often fails to uphold its mandate to protect and serve all people equally as it is in telling a compelling story”
Shamus and Anthony Award-winning author Gar Anthony Haywood on Under Color of Law
“Under Color of Law is a dizzying, breathtaking ride through the City of Angels, offering an unflinching and compelling look at the complexities of being a Black man wearing a detective’s badge”
Rachel Howzell Hall on Under Color of Law
“Not since Joseph Wambaugh’s New Centurions has a book about the LAPD arrived with the power, strength, and timeliness of Under Color of Law. This is a thriller, all right, but it’s also the portrait of a city and its institutions crumbling from within”
NYT bestselling author Tod Goldberg on Under Color of Law
Editions
Blues for the Dead by Aaron Philip Clark is available in the following formats
| 9781448317110 | 6th October 2026 | X mm | 208,240,240 | £12.99 | |
| Hardback | 9781448317103 | 6th October 2026 | 144 X 222mm | 240,240 | £21.99 |
| Hardback | 9781448317103 | 6th October 2026 | 144 X 222mm | 240,240 | $39.99 |
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