JEFFREY COHEN: Author of the Double Feature Mystery Series, the Aaron Tucker Mysteries and Asperger Syndrome Nonfiction

Aaron Tucker is back!
Aaron Tucker returns in "The Gun Also Rises," a story written specifically for Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine! The story, to be published in the January/February issue of AHMM (actually on newsstands early in November), takes readers to a period before the book series took place, when young dad Aaron is asked to look into a mysterious death at a nearby baseball stadium. But he's distracted because his first-grade son Ethan has been falsely accused of a terrible crime—bringing a water gun to class—and Aaron feels duty bound to bring the real culprit to justice. Mark your calendars for November—the January/February issue of Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine brings Aaron back!

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"Cohen fires up the gag reel for a new tongue-in-cheek mystery series sure to please fans of his Aaron Tucker mysteries."
—Publishers Weekly (for more of the review, click here)

"Cohen may be the funniest mystery writer on the planet."
—J.A. Konrath

"Cohen's debut Double Feature Mystery is a double winner. He doesn't just make you laugh, he makes you care about his characters. I give it two buttery thumbs way up!"
—Chris Grabenstein

"Cohen's boffo Double Feature Mystery Series is a sure-thing smash-hit. Jeffrey Cohen is the Dave Barry of the New Jersey Turnpike."
—Julia Spencer-Fleming

"Movies, murder, characters who are real people, laughs, danger, and damn good writing. Some Like It Hot-Buttered truly has something for everyone: a comedy tonight—and so much more!"
—Linda Ellerbee

Jeffrey Cohen Jeffrey Cohen (left, in the orange shirt) is a freelance reporter and writer, and the author of more than 20 feature-length screenplays. His work has been developed by Jim Henson Productions, CBS, Gross-Weston Productions, Ken Walz Productions and others.

In addition to the Double Feature and Aaron Tucker Mysteries, Cohen is the author of two nonfiction books: The Asperger Parent: How to Raise a Child With Asperger Syndrome and Maintain Your Sense of Humor, and Guns A' Blazing: How Parents of Children on the Autism Spectrum and Schools Can Work Together—Without a Shot Being Fired. Jeff lives in New Jersey with his wife and two children. You can email him at jeffATjeffcohenbooksDOTcom, or read more about Jeff.