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Private Vices. Bright Lights, Dark Lives, #1
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- FormatePub
- ISBN978-2-9199542-0-9
- EAN9782919954209
- Date de parution01/03/2022
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurAndy McKell
Résumé
1950s L. A. Down-at-heel private eye back from the war takes a case he doesn't want but can't afford to turn down. The client is lying. The Feds are lying. Even his friends are lying. Along the way, he runs afoul of the mob. Their tame cops are leaning on him. People around him start dying. The only bright light is the librarian he's fallen for whose life he puts at risk. He can handle all that, but now he's seeing a ghost. Or is he.? "Has all the elements of a 1950s private eye yarn." M Ruth Myers"Loved this book, a classic LA Noir, with a twist of the paranormal." M Louisa Locke
1950s L. A. Down-at-heel private eye back from the war takes a case he doesn't want but can't afford to turn down. The client is lying. The Feds are lying. Even his friends are lying. Along the way, he runs afoul of the mob. Their tame cops are leaning on him. People around him start dying. The only bright light is the librarian he's fallen for whose life he puts at risk. He can handle all that, but now he's seeing a ghost. Or is he.? "Has all the elements of a 1950s private eye yarn." M Ruth Myers"Loved this book, a classic LA Noir, with a twist of the paranormal." M Louisa Locke
