James L. Thane is a successful American author, well-known for his crime fiction, mystery, and thriller stories. He was born in Hamilton, Montana, and spent his formative years in northwestern Montana. Thane has had a varied career path, having worked in a range of jobs from a dry cleaner and sawyer to an auto parts salesman, janitor, college professor, and ambulance driver. His professional background is diverse, which may be reflective of the intricate and multifaceted characters he creates in his writings.\n \nThane's writing career took off while he was working as a historian. He authored a non-fiction book, which was published successfully, and several magazine and journal articles. However, his true passion lay in crime fiction, and he decided to venture into writing suspense novels. His first Sean Richardson novel, "No Place To Die," was published in 2010, and he has since published several more books in the series, including "Until Death," "Fatal Blow," and "South of the Deuce." Thane's works are widely read and appreciated, and he has gained a significant following of readers around the world.
Thane has also written two traditional mystery novels, "Crossroads," set in Montana, and "Tyndall," set in South Dakota. In addition, he has authored two stand-alone thrillers, "Picture Me Gone" and "A Shot to the Heart," which will be released in 2023. Thane's writing style is engaging and captivating, and he has a knack for creating suspenseful narratives with intriguing characters. His books keep readers on the edge of their seats, and his stories are difficult to put down until the very end. Thane's works are a must-read for anyone who enjoys crime fiction, mystery, and thriller stories.