S.J. Rozan

	S.J. Rozan Shira Judith Rosan [1950-]
	The Eye Lifetime Achievement Award from PWA, 2016 Author Website
	Lydia Chin, a 30-something Chinese American private eye, and Bill Smith, a 40-something Army brat private eye in New York City:
	China Trade (1994) Concourse (1995) 1996 Shamus Award for Best Novel Mandarin Plaid (1996) No Colder Place (1997) 1998 Anthony Award for Best Mystery Finalist 1998 Barry Award for Best Novel Finalist 1998 Shamus Award for Best Novel A Bitter Feast (1998) Stone Quarry (1999) Finalist 2000 Shamus Award for Best Novel Reflecting the Sky (2001) APA: Blood Rites (2012) 2002 Shamus Award for Best Novel Finalist 2002 Edgar Award for Best Mystery Finalist 2002 Anthony Award for Best Mystery Winter and Night (2002) APA: Blood Ties (2011) 2003 Edgar Award for Best Mystery Novel 2003 Macavity Award for Best Novel 2003 Nero Award Finalist 2003 Anthony Award for Best Mystery Finalist 2003 Barry Award for Best Novel Finalist 2003 Shamus Award for Best Novel	The Shanghai Moon (2009) [review] APA: Trail of Blood (2010) Finalist 2010 Anthony Award for Best Mystery Finalist 2010 Barry Award for Best Novel Finalist 2010 Dilys Award Finalist 2010 Macavity Award for Best Novel On the Line (2010) APA: Out for Blood (2011) Ghost Hero (2011) 2012 Dilys Award Paper Son (2019) [review] The Art of Violence (2020) [review] Family Business (2021) 2022 Shamus Award for Best Novel Finalist 2022 Sue Grafton Award The Mayors of New York (2023) [review]

	Written with John Shen Yen Nee Judge Dee Ren Jie and shy academic Lao She, team up in 1920s London, England:
	The Murder of Mr. Ma (2024) [review]	The Railway Conspiracy (due April 1, 2025)

	Non-series:
	Absent Friends (2004) In this Rain (2006) Finalist 2008 Nero Award	A Tale About a Tiger and Other Mysterious Events (2009) [SS including some Lydia Chin]

	Written as Sam Cabot, joint pseudonym with Carlos Dews Non-series thrillers:
	Blood of the Lamb (2013)	Skin of the Wolf (2014)