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JC Norton
JC Norton

After a long career in academic medicine and now semi-retired, JC Norton writes books in several genres.  His Stone Ayers Series is about a hired killer employed by a successful restauranteur and drug dealer.  The stories take place in various locations which are carefully and accurately described as he has spent time in all of them.  The characters are interesting and believable.  Readers are often disturbed to find how much the like and identify with Stone.  Dieter Haus is set in Munich and also involves crime, but it is a love story as well, though an unconventional one.  Norton has also published two volumes of novella length works, some with crime elements, others without.     

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Orca: A Stone Ayers Novel (The Stone Ayers Novels Book 1)

Book #1 from the series: Stone Ayers

Handsome, athletic Stone Ayers was done with the Army, done with college and living as ski instructor at Lake Tahoe when he met Dominic Balducci. Just what Dominic did for a living wasn’t immediately clear, but whatever it was, he had to be good at it as money seemed to flow like water, so when Dominic asked if Stone might want to work for him,...

Never Scot-Free: A Stone Ayers Novel

Book #2 from the series: Stone Ayers

After a complicated, but successful mission to Antarctica, Stone Ayers spends two glorious weeks skiing the Alps with his beautiful new girlfriend, Gudrun, a naturalist whom he met on the ship. When he returns to San Francisco, the boss, Dominic Balducci, has a new challenge for him. It may be that his brother-in-law, Peter, who is also Stone’s...

Avenging Angels: A Stone Ayers Novel

Book #3 from the series: Stone Ayers

Praise

Review of Orca: A suspenseful read that kept me engaged! I read this while contemplating a cruise to Antarctica so it was especially interesting to me. Lots of attention to detail, especially regarding the ship and the magnificent setting. A few years ago I was on an Explorer ship and this book brought back great memories. Good character development makes the plot come to life and I'm looking forward to the future adventures of Stone Ayers.

– S. Kaplan

Review of Orca: Enjoyed reading this suspense novel about hired assassin, Stone Ayers, who is assigned a hit on a target headed for an exploration voyage in the Antarctic region. There is some back story of the lead character and a great description of an Antarctic cruise ship trip which I have never taken. Stone explores the ship in an attempt to carry out the perfect disappearance of his bad acting target. One feels like you are on the cruise and know the passengers and crew. I will not give away the ending, but you can see there will be more for Stone Ayers in the future. You will also want to sign up for an Antarctica trip after hearing about the voyage and wildlife.

– Puzzler

Review of Avenging Angels: JC Norton again brought me along to a niche travel destination -- this time it was Kentucky horse country. Like the two novels before, JC dove deep to the culture of the place. And I am here for it. The background was well researched. The plot was completely plausible. Kudos to the tech consultant. The characters, especially everyone's main man Stone Ayers, were as charming as ever.
I'm off to have a Lagavulin! Where to next, JC?

– AndFam6

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