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SHAMUS AWARD FOR BEST PRIVATE EYE NOVEL 1982-2002
The Private Eye Writers of America confer the Shamus Award. Eligible novels feature a "private eye" character who is an investigator, but does not work for a government or police agency. Winners are selected by committees of writers. The award for Best Novel is listed below (best hardback Novel beginning in 2001).
| 2002 | S.J. Rozan | Reflecting the Sky |
| 2001 | C. Garcia-Aguilera | Havana Heat |
| 2000 | Don Winslow | California Fire and Life |
| 1999 | Bill Pronzini | Boobytrap |
| 1998 | Terence Faherty | Come Back Dead |
| 1997 | Robert Crais | Sunset Express |
| 1996 | S.J. Rozan | Concourse |
| 1995 | Sue Grafton | K Is for Killer |
| 1994 | Lawrence Block | The Devil Knows You're Dead |
| 1993 | Harold Adams | The Man Was Taller than God |
| 1992 | Max Collins | Stolen Away |
| 1991 | Sue Grafton | G Is for Gumshoe |
| 1990 | Jonathan Valin | Extenuating Circumstances |
| 1989 | John Lutz | Kiss |
| 1988 | Benjamin M. Schutz | A Tax in Blood |
| 1987 | Jeremiah Healy | Staked Goat |
| 1986 | Sue Grafton | B Is for Burglar |
| 1985 | Loren D. Estleman | Sugartown |
| 1984 | Max Allan Collins | True Detective |
| 1983 | Lawrence Block | Eight Million Ways to Die |
| 1982 | Bill Pronzini | Hoodwink |
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