Three books in one, Supermax is a pitch-black crime comedy from two of the hottest thriller writers on either side of the Atlantic. These newly collected cult novels are a bloody, bawdy odyssey of drug dealing, adultery, and murder for fans of Elmore Leonard, Carl Hiaasen, and Bret Easton Ellis's American Psycho.

THE MOST OUTRAGEOUS CRIME STORY EVER TOLD -

FOR THE FIRST TIME IN ONE VOLUME!

When a small-time businessman who's a legend in his own mind (that would be Max) hatches a plan with his sexpot secretary (that's Angela) to murder his wife and live happily ever after, you might think everything would go smoothly - but Max and Angela are in for the ride of their lives, as an escalating series of bad decisions and worse luck plunges them into a tsunami of crime and depravity featuring IRA hitmen, an aspiring serial killer, a wheelchair-bound blackmailer, trigger-happy drug dealers, and the warring factions in one of the world's deadliest prisons.

This is indeed, as advertised, noir fiction without any restraints; relentlessly violent, obscene and amoral, it's 600 pages of hilarity verging on hysteria. If that is the kind of thing you like then, firstly, you'll love this. And secondly, don't forget you've to sign in at the police station once a week or they'll put you away again.
--The Morning Star

Acclaim for the Work of Bruen and Starr

Two of the crime fiction world's brightest talents join forces for...one of the top guilty pleasures of the year.
--Chicago Sun-Times

This tense, witty, cold-blooded noir...reads seamlessly-and mercilessly.
--Entertainment Weekly

A full-tilt, rocking homage to noir novels of the 1950s...smart, trashy fun.
--Publishers Weekly, starred review

I want to kill these guys - except I can't stop laughing long enough.
--Lee Child

Ken Bruen has been nominated for nearly every major award in the mystery field and won the Shamus Award.

Jason Starr has written numerous award-winning crime fiction novels including Barry Award winner Tough Luck. Starr has won the Anthony Award for mystery fiction twice, as well as the Barry Award. He was born in Brooklyn and lives in Manhattan.