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The first in an action-packed, humor-filled mystery/thriller series perfect for fans of Lee Child's Jack Reacher
"A smart, noirish mystery loaded with clever dialogue and vivid characters. The Crush series is as good as it gets."
— Kirkus (starred review)
When Zerbe, the honorary brother (and roommate) of LA’s toughest bodyguard/bouncer, Crush, is kidnapped, Crush springs into action to save him. Unraveling the mystery takes him to Zerbe’s estranged billionaire father, who’s obsessed with building California’s long-promised bullet train, as well as to Pasadena’s famed Rose Parade along Colorado Boulevard. This third installment in the Crush series (both of which were Kirkus Best Mysteries of the Year) is full of action, humor, and mystery.
— Booklist
"A smart, noirish mystery loaded with clever dialogue and vivid characters. The Crush series is as good as it gets."
— Kirkus (starred review)
“Man, these Crush novels just keep getting better and better. Crush is like Jack Reacher with a hair up his ass. And the Los Angeles that Sutton writes about is the secret Los Angeles that nobody knows and everybody wants to know. Sutton answers questions about the city that I didn't even know I had.”
— Hart Hanson, author of The Driver and creator of Bones
“Welcome to the Pasadena you won’t find in the guidebooks as Phoef Sutton puts you in the shotgun seat with the tough and terse Crush in the cold-eyed Colorado Boulevard.”
— Gary Phillips, editor of The Obama Inheritance: 15 Stories of Conspiracy Noir
“A family saga meets thriller on the streets of Pasadena—Colorado Boulevard is the best Crush book yet!”
— Naomi Hirahara, Edgar-winning author of the Mas Arai and Ellie Rush mystery series
“Caleb Rush, AKA Crush, has a history riveted with dangerous living: soldier, drifter, bodyguard, recovering alcoholic, and “friend bro” to his hapless stepbrother, K.C. Zerbe. When K.C. is kidnapped, Crush sets off on a madcap ride through Pasadena and environs to rescue him. Car crashes, concussions, nail-biting suspense, and a cast of quirky characters…Colorado Boulevard has it all. But it’s Crush’s humor and humanity that highlight the resilience of the human spirit and make this story soar.”
— Patricia Smiley, Los Angeles Times–bestselling author of Pacific Homicide.