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The Spotted Owl Award
Friends of Mystery, a non-profit literary/educational organization headquartered in Portland, Oregon, gives an annual award, the Spotted Owl, for the best mystery by a Pacific Northwest author.
- 2013
- Best Novel: House Blood by Mike Lawson (Atlantic Monthly Press)
- 2012
- Best Novel: County Line by Bill Cameron (Tyrus Books)
- Best First Novel: Dove Season by Johnny Shaw (AmazonEncore)
- 2011
- Best Novel: Crashers by Dana Haynes (Minotaur Books)
- 2010
- Best Novel: The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie by Alan Bradley (Delacorte Press)
- 2009
- Best Novel: Executive Privilege by Phillip Margolin (HarperCollins)
- 2008
- Best Novel: A Wrongful Death by Kate Wilhelm (Mira)
- 2007
- Best Novel: Days of Rage by Kris Nelscott (Minotaur Books)
- Best First Novel: Lost Angel by Mike Doogan (Putnam)
- 2006
- Best Novel: The Last Victim by Kevin O'Brien (Pinnacle Books)
- 2005
- Best Novel: Stone Cribs by Kris Nelscott (Minotaur Books)
- 2004
- Best Novel: Second Watch by Lowen Clausen (Silo Press)
- 2003
- Best Novel: Black River by G. M. Ford (Wm. Morrow)
- 2002
- Best Novel: Desperate Measures by Kate Wilhelm (Minotaur Books)
- 2001
- Best Novel: Crown in Stolen Colors by Marcia Simpson (Poisoned Pen Press)
- 2000
- Best Novel: First Avenue by Lowen Clausen (Watershed Books)
- 1999
- Best Novel: Charlie's Bones by L. L. Thrasher (Write Way Publishing)
- 1998
- Best Novel: Katie's Will by Tom Mitcheltree (Write Way Publishing)
- 1997
- Best Novel: The Music of What Happens by John Straley (Bantam)
- 1996
- Best Novel: The Vanishing Smile by Earl Emerson (Ballantine)
If present, indicates a review by Mysterious Reviews.
Page Author: Lance Wright. Site Publisher: Crime Fiction Awards (Mystery Awards) — The Omnimystery Family of Mystery Websites.