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William G. Tapply is the author of over twenty mysteries, most featuring Brady Coyne. He is also a contributing editor to Field and Stream and a noted writer on fishing and the outdoors. He lives in New Hampshire.

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MUSCLE MEMORY
"Mystery lovers will thoroughly enjoy Brady and the other characters that Tapply creates. They are sharply etched and, together with a deft narrative, make Tapply one of the best in this genre. The plot is carefully drawn and the description and the scenes are vivid."--Florida Times-Union on Muscle Memory

SCAR TISSUE
"Outstanding...electrifying...ingenious...one of the most convincingly heroic and likeable of contemporary sleuths."-Publishers Weekly

"Suspense accents the complex plot, a puzzler to the last page."-Daily Oklahoman

"Scar Tissue reinforces the knowledge that William G. Tapply is a superstar who deserves wide readership. The story is cleverly devised and never slows down. Anyone who enjoys a solid, entertaining investigative tale will love Scar Tissue and want to read the previous Coyne caper, Muscle Memory."-Midwest Book Review

THE SEVENTH ENEMY
"A new Brady Coyne novel is as easy to slip into as a well-worn pair of jeans...An entertaining and satisfying suspense novel."-Booklist

CUTTER'S RUN
"Using his first-person style, Tapply gives an accurate picture of the Maine scene, with believable characters, finely tuned dialogue, and prose that flows as smoothly as a trout stream."-Bangor (Maine) Daily News

"Tapply's quiet and deliberate prose has always called to mind the expression 'Still waters run deep.' [This] should appeal to those who like action as well as interaction in their reading matter."-Boston Herald

"Tapply is one of the best and most consistently good mystery writers in the business."-Tulsa World

CLOSE TO THE BONE
"A splendid writers whose sleek prose matches his clever plots and vivid, interesting characters."-Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

THE SNAKE EATER
"Tapply, probably as popular as Robert B. Parker, gives protagonist Brady Coyne another chance to shine...Polished prose, comfortable characters and surroundings, and en elegantly twisted plot produce a winner."-Library Journal

DEAD MEAT
"Tapply is a writer with a fine eye and an acute sense of place, and his novels drawn on the New England scene beautifully."-Boston Globe

DEAD WINTER
"With the distinctive presence of Coyne, William G. Tapply has established himself as one of the best practitioners of the hard-boiled school."-Washington Post