Gary Carson
Gary Carson is a former feature writer for the Kansas City Times and the underground newspaper, The Westport Trucker. His fiction and essays have appeared in Hardluck Stories, Thuglit and Noir Originals.
Books by Gary Carson
Hot Wire
Emma Martin’s an unlikely car thief. Nineteen years old, she’s five-two with glasses and a ponytail and she weighs a hundred pounds if she drinks a lot of beer. Emma learned how to hot-wire cars from the Iron Vipers, a bike gang in Sacramento, and now she jacks cars for the Deacon Organization in the Bay Area, but her boss just teamed up with a psychotic Mexican drug dealer who wants to get rid of her and Emma’s looking for a way out. Gambling on a chance for some quick cash, she steals the wrong car from the wrong people at the wrong time and finds herself hunted by the police, a Customs Task Force, a crew of vicious gangsters and two factions of warring intelligence agents fighting over evidence that could lead to a war in the Middle East.
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