The Heartbreak Lounge: A Novel
āļ.āļĒ. 2009 · Macmillan + ORM
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âStroby continues to show a real flair for blending noir into a tightly plotted fireball of suspense in his second novel . . . [an] action-packed story.â âFlorida Sun-Sentinel
Ex-state trooper Harry Rane, who first appeared in Wallace Strobyâs brilliant debut novel, The Barbed-Wire Kiss, is at loose ends. Doing some investigative work for a friendâs firm just to keep himself busy, Harry meets Nikki Ellis, a woman desperate for help. Her ex, Johnny Harrow, was just released from prison after a seven-year stretch for attempted murder. Nikki hasnât spoken to him since he went down, but she knows what heâs capable of, and that heâll be looking for herâand for the baby she put up for adoption after Johnny went away. She knows itâs up to her to protect the child once again. And sheâs afraid.
As Harry finds out, she should be. Johnny is headed home to New Jersey to settle up with anyone who did him wrong while he was gone, including Nikki and his former employer, mobster Joey Alea. Then heâs planning to find his son and start a new life.
Johnny starts at the Heartbreak Lounge, where Nikki was a dancer when she first met Johnny, and works his way through their old life, leaving a trail of blood and fear in his wake. Only Harry might be tough enoughâor reckless enoughâto help her. What happens next shows why the searing talent and explosive writing evident in The Barbed-Wire Kiss was only the beginning, and why Wallace Stroby is destined to be one of the finest crime writers of a generation.
âStrobyâs second Rane storm is even better.â âChicago Tribune
Ex-state trooper Harry Rane, who first appeared in Wallace Strobyâs brilliant debut novel, The Barbed-Wire Kiss, is at loose ends. Doing some investigative work for a friendâs firm just to keep himself busy, Harry meets Nikki Ellis, a woman desperate for help. Her ex, Johnny Harrow, was just released from prison after a seven-year stretch for attempted murder. Nikki hasnât spoken to him since he went down, but she knows what heâs capable of, and that heâll be looking for herâand for the baby she put up for adoption after Johnny went away. She knows itâs up to her to protect the child once again. And sheâs afraid.
As Harry finds out, she should be. Johnny is headed home to New Jersey to settle up with anyone who did him wrong while he was gone, including Nikki and his former employer, mobster Joey Alea. Then heâs planning to find his son and start a new life.
Johnny starts at the Heartbreak Lounge, where Nikki was a dancer when she first met Johnny, and works his way through their old life, leaving a trail of blood and fear in his wake. Only Harry might be tough enoughâor reckless enoughâto help her. What happens next shows why the searing talent and explosive writing evident in The Barbed-Wire Kiss was only the beginning, and why Wallace Stroby is destined to be one of the finest crime writers of a generation.
âStrobyâs second Rane storm is even better.â âChicago Tribune
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Wallace Stroby is an editor for the New Jersey Star Ledger. His first novel, The Barbed-Wire Kiss, was a finalist for the Barry Award for Best First Novel. He lives in New Jersey, where he was born and raised.
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