Michael Genelin

Michael Genelin

Michael Genelin is an acclaimed author and a former Los Angeles Head Deputy District Attorney in the Hardcore Gang Division.  Genelin prosecuted thousands of cases and has trained hundreds of other prosecutors and members of law enforcement agencies in gang investigation, trial practice and gang crime suppression. He brings that experience to his powerful, undeniably authentic crime fiction…and his five novels about Slovakian female police inspector Jana Matinova, including his latest, For The Dignified Dead, from Brash Books.

Books by Michael Genelin

For the Dignified Dead

For the Dignified Dead

Commander Jana Matinova of the Bratislava, Slovakia police force pursues a ruthless killer into the heart of an international conspiracy. It's the latest thriller by Michael Genelin, "a master storyteller" (Library Journal).

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Reviews For Michael Genelin

For the Dignified Dead 5.0

Michael Genelin makes unfamiliar worlds seem knowable, and does so with great style.

Pete Hamill, author of North River

For the Dignified Dead 5.0

A man who knows crime, knows Europe, and knows how to write...

Thomas Perry

For the Dignified Dead 5.0

A master storyteller

Library Journal

For the Dignified Dead 5.0

[Genelin] depicts vividly the effects of old-style corruption on the burgeoning democratic society in present-day Slovakia, and can weave together a fast-moving whodunit populated with flamboyant characters who flit through the European capitals…Every character, major or minor in the plot, just about jumps off the page. Mr. Genelin seems incapable of writing a dull page

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

For the Dignified Dead 5.0

Genelin effectively brings a relatively unknown country like modern Slovakia to life for American readers.

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