Elvis Cole and Joe Pike · Book 7

Indigo Slam

Published
1 January 1997
Pages
312
ISBN-13
9780752816944
Type
novel
Cover of Indigo Slam

About this book

Book 7 in the Elvis Cole series, Indigo Slam (1997) runs 312 pages and belongs to the early, Chandler/Spenser-indebted stretch of the series, where a case that starts as a routine missing-person or custody job escalates into something much bigger, with Joe Pike doing the parts of the job Elvis won't.

Key facts about Indigo Slam

Robert Crais wrote Indigo Slam, a novel on our list. It has been out since 1997. The book has 312 pages.

We list 3 editions of this novel. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9780752816944 to find the main one.

Indigo Slam is book 7 of 20 in the Elvis Cole and Joe Pike series. The series has 20 published books. However, the series starts with The Monkey's Raincoat (1987).

That series sits on our mystery shelf. Meanwhile, The Big Empty is the latest published Robert Crais book on file, from 2025.

About Robert Crais

Robert Crais is an American crime novelist who began his writing career in television, scripting episodes for shows including Hill Street Blues, Miami Vice, and Cagney & Lacey, before moving to novels with The Monkey's Raincoat in 1987. See every Robert Crais book in order.

Its place in Elvis Cole and Joe Pike

Indigo Slam is book 7 in the Elvis Cole and Joe Pike series. It follows Sunset Express. It is followed by L.A. Requiem. See the full Elvis Cole and Joe Pike reading order.

Elvis Cole is a wisecracking Los Angeles private investigator -- Disney-loving, Jiminy Cricket clock on his desk, quick with a quip -- whose cases start out looking like standard missing-person or custody jobs and reliably escalate into something much darker: organized crime, government cover-ups, cartel violence. His silent partner Joe Pike, an ex-Marine and former cop with twin red arrow tattoos and a moral code as rigid as his gun discipline, does the parts of the job that require someone who isn't afraid to…

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