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Thomas Reid Pearson is an American writer. Pearson also writes crime fiction under the pen name Rick Gavin.

Biography
Pearson was born in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. He graduated from Richard J. Reynolds High School. Under the pen name Rick Gavin, Pearson wrote a series of three crime novels, set in the Mississippi Delta, featuring repo man Nick Reid and his best friend, Desmond. Pearson lives in North Carolina. ==Works==
Works
Novels Neely trilogyA Short History of a Small Place (Linden Press, 1985) • Off for the Sweet Hereafter (Linden Press, 1986) • The Last of How It Was (Linden Press, 1987) Ray Tatum MysteriesCry Me a River (Henry Holt, 1993) • Blue Ridge (Viking, 2000) • Polar (Viking, 2002) • Warwolf (Barking Mad Press, 2011) • First in Flight (Barking Mad Press, 2015) • Brigade (Barking Mad Press, 2018) Nick Reid and Desmond series (as Rick Gavin)Ranchero (Minotaur Books, 2011) • Beluga (Minotaur Books, 2012) • Nowhere Nice (Minotaur Books, 2013) Standalone novelsCall and Response (Linden Press, 1989) • Gospel Hour (William Morrow, 1991) • True Cross (Viking, 2003) • Glad News of the Natural World (Simon & Schuster, 2005) • Red Scare: A Novel of Venomous Intrigue (Barking Mad Press, 2008) • Jerusalem Gap (Barking Mad Press, 2010) • East Jesus South (Barking Mad Press, 2014) • Low Lords (Barking Mad Press, 2016) • Theory of the Case (Barking Mad Press, 2017) • Eaglesworth (Barking Mad Press, 2018) • Serpent of Old (Barking Mad Press, 2019) • Sleepaway (Barking Mad Press, 2019) • Confederate States (Barking Mad Press, 2020) • Devil Up (Barking Mad Press, 2021) • Joy to the Just (Barking Mad Press, 2022) • Bone Eye (Barking Mad Press, 2023) Non-fictionSeaworthy: Adrift with William Willis in the Golden Age of Rafting (Crown, 2006) — Biography of adventurer William Willis. • ''Augie's Quest: One Man's Journey from Success to Significance'' (Bloomsbury USA, 2007) with Augie Nieto • Year of Our Lord: Faith, Hope and Harmony in the Mississippi Delta (Mockingbird Publishing, 2010) — Text by Pearson, photographs by Langdon Clay • Top of the Rock (Random House, 2012) with Warren Littlefield As editor • ''I'll Sleep When I'm Dead: The Dirty Life and Times of Warren Zevon'', by Crystal Zevon (HarperCollins, 2009) ==References==
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