PRAISE FOR BAD DAY BREAKING "Galligan unfurls his story with ease, breathing life into every character." --The New York Times "Stellar...Galligan elevates his already impressive game with this one." --Publishers Weekly (starred review)
"Bad Day Breaking is a page turner of the first order, with a killer cliffhanger that will have readers anxiously awaiting Sheriff Kick's return." --BookPage
PRAISE FOR THE BAD AXE COUNTY SERIES AND JOHN GALLIGAN "As unique a place in the mystery universe as you will ever find and in the eloquent prose of John Galligan it comes alive in a ride that is smooth, unexpected, and memorable. This book is a diamond in the rough."--Michael Connelly, #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Law of Innocence "As the pages turn, the author prompts readers to consider a range of timely issues (climate change, homelessness, corrosive wealth) via masterfully executed and action-packed storylines that coalesce in a shockingly memorable final act sure to leave readers eager for the next Bad Axe County thriller." --BookPage (starred review)
"A heady combination of brooding meditation and adrenaline-fueled action...Galligan writes swift, atmospheric prose that will keep the pages turning." --Crimereads
"Suspenseful...Readers will root for Kick as the action builds to a satisfyingly hard-edged denouement. Fans of gritty rural crime, such as Ace Atkins's Quinn Colson series, will be enthralled." --Publishers Weekly
"Madison author Galligan has written another gritty, gripping addition to his series set in rural Wisconsin. Kick, as her name implies, strikes hard when she's forced to." --Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
"Fast-paced and well written, Bad Moon Rising leaves Galligan's fans anxiously awaiting the next volume in his Bad Axe County series." --Mystery and Suspense Magazine
"If Joseph Conrad had really wanted to find the heart of darkness, he'd have looked in Bad Axe County. Lurking in the isolated coulees at the edge of the Mississippi River are some of the meanest, foulest, cruelest hearts imaginable, and John Galligan evokes them with all the intensity of a mad poet. But in county sheriff Heidi Kick, a woman chipped and broken on every edge, Galligan offers a righteous force in opposition...A dark beauty of a novel."--William Kent Krueger, New York Times Bestselling author of Desolation Mountain