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ⓘ About Greg Keen
Greg Keen is an English author of fiction. In addition to writing novels that fall solidly within the crime fiction genre, he also works as an independent media trainer. He got his first job in Soho and has worked there on a general basis ever since. He resides in north London. He has channeled inspiration from Soho and even utilized the area in his debut novel, Soho Dead. The novel won Greg Keen the C.W.A. Debut Dagger award in 2015. The book is the first in the Soho Series, which focuses on the main character Gabriel. Soho Dead came out in 2017 and the sequel Soho Ghosts was released in 2018. Kenny Gabriel is a skip tracer that is trying hard to turn his life around. But when he gets word from a previous employer about a job, his first reaction is to turn it down.
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Who is Greg Keen?
Greg Keen is an English author of fiction. In addition to writing novels that fall solidly within the crime fiction genre, he also works as an independent media trainer. He got his first job in Soho and has worked there on a general basis ever since.
Which Greg Keen series should I start with?
The best place to start is the Soho series, the earliest of Greg Keen's multi-book series: it opens with Soho Dead (2017) and runs to 3 books across 2017–2019, ending with Soho Angel (2019).
How many books has Greg Keen written?
Greg Keen has 3 books catalogued in this guide, published between 2017 and 2019. Every one of them sits in one of 1 named series — the largest being the Soho series with 3 books.
In what order should Greg Keen's series be read?
Read each series in publication order — the numbered entries in each series follow the year each book first appeared. Greg Keen's series do not depend on one another, so they can be started in any order; by start date they are Soho (2017–2019, 3 books).
How are Greg Keen's books organised into series?
This guide splits Greg Keen's 3 books into 1 named series, with no standalone titles: Soho (3 books, 2017–2019).