Stirred

Then Killers, the sequel to Serial.

Then Birds of Prey, which introduced every major villain the writers had ever created into one cohesive novel. (Birds of Prey + Killers = Killers Uncut.)

And now, all that and more has been brought together for this definitive, omnibus monster, which at roughly 600 printed pages, is the length of two full novels…

Serial Killers Uncut.

This epic work, over two years in the making, contains Serial Uncut, Killers, Birds of Prey, Crouch’s Break You, an interview with the authors, and more.

Serial Uncut + Break You + Killers + Birds of Prey = Serial Killers Uncut.

If you haven’t read anything by Crouch, Kilborn, or Konrath, Serial Killers Uncut is the perfect introduction to the dark side of their universe. And if you enjoy a despicable bad guy (or bad girl), you’re going to love this.

There are twenty-one serial killers featured in this book: Lucy and Donaldson from Serial, Orson and Luther from Desert Places, Locked Doors, and Break You, Mr. K from Shaken, Alex and Charles Kork from Whiskey Sour and Rusty Nail, Isaiah from Abandon, Taylor from Afraid, Javier from Snowbound, and many, many more.

There are some good guys too, including Andrew Z. Thomas (Desert Places, Locked Doors), Jack Daniels (Whiskey Sour, Shaken), Violet King (Locked Doors, Break You), Tequila (Shot of Tequila), and Clayton Theel (Draculas).

At $4.99, this e-book is a steal, as its contents retail separately for almost $10.00.

JACQUELINE “JACK” DANIELS is a retired Chicago cop who appears in Shot of Tequila, Whiskey Sour, Bloody Mary, Rusty Nail, Dirty Martini, Fuzzy Navel, Cherry Bomb, Shaken, and Stirred. She’s now very pregnant and working in the private sector as a PI. Return to character’s first appearance.

PHINEAS “PHIN” TROUTT is a former bank robber, recovering criminal, and cancer survivor who lives with Jack Daniels and is the father of her unborn child. Return to character’s first appearance.

HARRY MCGLADE runs a private investigating firm with Jack Daniels. McGlade is possibly the most offensive human being of all time. Return to character’s first appearance.

HERB BENEDICT is Jack Daniels’s former partner in Chicago PD. Return to character’s first appearance.

LUTHER KITE is a pure psychopath, tall and pale, with long, black hair. Hailing from a small island on the North Carolina Outer Banks, he loves Lemonheads and killing. He also appears in Desert Places, Locked Doors, and Break You. Return to character’s first appearance.

ANDREW Z. THOMAS is a famous horror writer who is pulled into a nightmare world more terrifying than the books he writes. Now suspected of numerous murders and mysteriously vanished from the public eye, he also appears in Crouch’s novels Desert Places, Locked Doors, and Break You. Return to character’s first appearance.

VIOLET KING was a young homicide detective who crossed paths with Andrew Thomas in Locked Doors. They endured sheer hell together in Break You. Return to character’s first appearance.

LUCY, once the young, beautiful, and monstrous hitchhiking nemesis of Donaldson, she and Donaldson were nearly killed by Luther Kite in Killers. Now hideously deformed and in agonizing pain, she’s out for revenge. Return to character’s first appearance.

DONALDSON is Lucy’s former nemesis, now partner, following their torturous near-death experience at the hands of Luther. Return to character’s first appearance.

To learn more about Jack Daniels’s first run-in with Luther, read Shaken by J.A. Konrath. Return to scene.

To learn more about Tom Mankowski, read The List by J.A. Konrath. Return to scene.

To learn more about Duffy Dombrowski and his beasts, check out the Duffy Dombrowski mystery series by Tom Schreck. Return to scene.

To learn more about reporter Alex Chapa, read Killing Red, Mourn the Living, and Floaters, by Henry Perez. Return to scene.

To learn more about the disintegration of Andrew Thomas’s career and life, read the first book in his series, Desert Places, by Blake Crouch. Return to scene.

To learn more about Thomas’s and Luther Kite’s murderous encounter on the North Carolina Outer Banks and the Ki

To learn more about the Gingerbread Man case, read the first book in the Jack Daniels series, Whiskey Sour, by J.A. Konrath. Return to scene.

To learn more about the bad end to Jack’s previous engagement (and the story of her being trapped in her house by three redneck gun-nuts), read Fuzzy Navel by J.A. Konrath. Return to scene.

To learn more about McGlade’s becoming a father, read Babe on Board by J.A. Konrath and A

To learn more about Jack’s first encounter with Donaldson and a psychopath named Taylor at a truck stop, read Truck Stop by J.A. Konrath and Jack Kilborn (contained in Serial Killers Uncut). Return to scene.

To learn more about the fate of Donaldson and his partner Lucy at the hands of Luther Kite, read Killers by Jack Kilborn and Blake Crouch (contained in Serial Killers Uncut). Return to scene.

To learn more about the adventures of Alex Kork versus Jack Daniels, read Rusty Nail, Fuzzy Navel, and Cherry Bomb by J.A. Konrath. Return to scene.

To learn more about Chicago gangster Dovola

To learn more about what Luther did to Violet, read Break You by Blake Crouch (book number three in the Andrew Z. Thomas series). Return to scene.

To learn more about Lucy and Donaldson’s first encounter on a desert highway in the American southwest, read Serial by Jack Kilborn and Blake Crouch (contained in Serial Killers Uncut). Return to scene.

To learn more about Jack’s encounter with the Chemist, read Dirty Martini by J.A. Konrath. Return to scene.

To learn more about Jack’s encounter with Barry Fuller, read Bloody Mary by J.A. Konrath. Return to scene.

To learn more about Lucy’s first “fangirl” encounter with Luther and Andrew Z. Thomas at a mystery convention, read Bad Girl by Blake Crouch (contained in Serial Killers Uncut). Return to scene.

In Which Blake and Joe Interview Each Other About the Experience of Writing STIRRED …

Blake: We’ve been working toward this book for a long time. For those readers previously unfamiliar with our work, maybe we should start by talking about how we first met.