My Brother's Keeper (A. Gavin Byrd Series #1)
A Murder in the Family
Mystery & Suspense, Hard-Boiled, Fiction & Literature, Thrillers
| Author: | M.T. Bass | ISBN: | 9780983380702 |
| Publisher: | Electron Alley Publications | Publication: | February 14, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | M.T. Bass |
| ISBN: | 9780983380702 |
| Publisher: | Electron Alley Publications |
| Publication: | February 14, 2011 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Hollywood, 1950 – Former P-51 fighter pilot A. Gavin Byrd is on location for a movie shoot, when he gets a call from the police that his older brother, a prominent Beverly Hills plastic surgeon, has been found dead on his boat. The Lieutenant in charge of the investigation is ready to close the case as a suicide from the start, but “Hawk” doesn't buy it and decides to find out what really happened for himself.
With help from a former starlet ex-girl friend, a friendly police sergeant whose life was saved in the war by his brother and a nosy Los Angeles Times reporter, Hawk's search for the truth takes him through cross-fire, dog fights and mine fields in Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Burbank and Las Vegas, and leads him into some of the darker corners of his brother's patient files and private life that he never knew existed.
Hollywood, 1950 – Former P-51 fighter pilot A. Gavin Byrd is on location for a movie shoot, when he gets a call from the police that his older brother, a prominent Beverly Hills plastic surgeon, has been found dead on his boat. The Lieutenant in charge of the investigation is ready to close the case as a suicide from the start, but “Hawk” doesn't buy it and decides to find out what really happened for himself.
With help from a former starlet ex-girl friend, a friendly police sergeant whose life was saved in the war by his brother and a nosy Los Angeles Times reporter, Hawk's search for the truth takes him through cross-fire, dog fights and mine fields in Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Burbank and Las Vegas, and leads him into some of the darker corners of his brother's patient files and private life that he never knew existed.
