Wrongful Death (eBook, ePUB) - McLinden, Daniel
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The morning after Elvis died, Harry, a law student, working for a Century City law firm, lets a stewardess, running scared, into his Hollywood bungalow, to hide from her boyfriend, a rock star, hellbent on silencing her. When the coast is clear, she leaves Harry's place and tells him she's calling the police. By evening, she's gone missing.
Teddy, a Hollywood police detective starts looking for her, keeps Harry informed, and deputizes him for an interview with the suspect. All leads dead-end until the unexpected happens.
In this novel, young LA dwellers (Harry, Teddy and others) add rich…mehr

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The morning after Elvis died, Harry, a law student, working for a Century City law firm, lets a stewardess, running scared, into his Hollywood bungalow, to hide from her boyfriend, a rock star, hellbent on silencing her. When the coast is clear, she leaves Harry's place and tells him she's calling the police. By evening, she's gone missing.

Teddy, a Hollywood police detective starts looking for her, keeps Harry informed, and deputizes him for an interview with the suspect. All leads dead-end until the unexpected happens.

In this novel, young LA dwellers (Harry, Teddy and others) add rich color and wry humor to a plot drenched in mystery.

You won't want to put it down.

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Autorenporträt
Daniel McLinden is a writer, educator and lawyer. He lived and worked in Hollywood for many years. His other writings include the novel Tracks, about the steps one immigrant family took toward the American dream, going from dirt farming to politics; and, a college textbook, Civil Rights in America - A Handbook of Legal History, about landmark civil rights cases, underscoring the judicial trend over two hundred fifty years from injustice toward justice.