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Bad Girls Don't Die: an Al Pennyback mystery - Ray, Charles
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Gabriel Birdsong is found in the basement of his house, with his throat cut. The killer left no evidence, no weapon, and the police can't determine the motive for the killing. What they do know is that his granddaughter, Lena, who has been living with him since the death of her parents, is missing. Her aunt hires Al Pennyback to find her, but offers no clues to where she might be, or with whom. As Al searches the city for the missing girl, he begins to uncover secrets about the reclusive Gabriel Birdsong that shake him to his very core, so much so that he's not even sure he wants to find Lena.

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Produktbeschreibung
Gabriel Birdsong is found in the basement of his house, with his throat cut. The killer left no evidence, no weapon, and the police can't determine the motive for the killing. What they do know is that his granddaughter, Lena, who has been living with him since the death of her parents, is missing. Her aunt hires Al Pennyback to find her, but offers no clues to where she might be, or with whom. As Al searches the city for the missing girl, he begins to uncover secrets about the reclusive Gabriel Birdsong that shake him to his very core, so much so that he's not even sure he wants to find Lena.
Autorenporträt
After 20 years in the Army and 30 years in the Foreign Service, Charles Ray retired and now devotes full time to freelance writing, photography, and art. In his free time, he lectures, consults, and does public speaking on a variety of subjects. He's been writing for publication since his teens, and published his first book in 2008. Since then, he's completed over 60 fiction and non-fiction books. In addition to his own publishing imprint, Uhuru Press, he writes a young-reader-oriented western series for Outlaws Publishing.