Richard Whittingham was a prolific author whose work delved into various subjects, often with a keen eye for detail and narrative engagement. His writing explored diverse themes, capturing the essence of his chosen topics with a distinctive voice. He approached storytelling with a clarity and depth that resonated with readers across his extensive bibliography. Whittingham's literary contributions showcase a versatile talent for crafting compelling narratives.
Whittingham's first Chicago-based novel, State Street, was described by the Chicago Tribune as a top-flight detective novel as raw as life on the city's wintry streets. Now he returns with another novel featuring streetwise cop Joe Morrison, who investigates a botched Mob hit.
A Panorama of Danger and Daring
Offers brief profiles of soldiers, sailors, mountain climbers, explorers, and daredevils and recounts acts of bravery, daring, and courage