The Left-Handed Policeman
Murder in Beverly Hills
A killer is on the loose in Beverly Hills. Late at night, as moguls, starlets, actors, and rock stars head home after a night on the town, a Corvette pulls up beside a Rolls-Royce at a traffic light. A gun goes off--and another of Hollywood's elite lies dead.
Beverly Hills cowers in terror. It's up to Police Lt. Nicky Rachmaninoff--reluctant cop, ex-hippie, divorced father, and the meanest left-handed jazz pianist in all L.A.--to trap the murderer before he dispatches all of Southern California's rich and famous. It's an assignment Nicky is reluctant to take on: He'd rather play the piano, worry about his love life, or gaze at the stars above his Hollywood Hills bungalow than search out a serial killer.
Nicky's ex-wife, the beautiful blond star of TV's "Cassie and the Cop," suddenly wants Nicky back. But Nicky finds himself caught up with the lovely and well-heeled widow of one of the murder victims--even as he thinks he really does love his ex-wife.
But someone else loves "Cassie," too. His name is Lawrence Ferguson and he is a nobody. After being diagnosed as terminally ill, Lawrence quits his job, withdraws his life savings, moves to the Beverly Hills Hotel . . . and buys himself a Corvette. And Lawrence has decided to exercise his final fantasy on the woman whose television image he has long worshiped. Can Nicky stop him in time?
The Left-Handed Policeman is a gripping novel of life--and death--among the big names and the nameless of Beverly Hills. Novelist Robert Westbrook--himself the son of a famous Hollywood personality--explores the boulevards and back alleys, the myths and realities, of the greatest, most deadly dream factory of all: Hollywood.
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A killer is on the loose in Beverly Hills. Late at night, as moguls, starlets, actors, and rock stars head home after a night on the town, a Corvette pulls up beside a Rolls-Royce at a traffic light. A gun goes off--and another of Hollywood's elite lies dead.
Beverly Hills cowers in terror. It's up to Police Lt. Nicky Rachmaninoff--reluctant cop, ex-hippie, divorced father, and the meanest left-handed jazz pianist in all L.A.--to trap the murderer before he dispatches all of Southern California's rich and famous. It's an assignment Nicky is reluctant to take on: He'd rather play the piano, worry about his love life, or gaze at the stars above his Hollywood Hills bungalow than search out a serial killer.
Nicky's ex-wife, the beautiful blond star of TV's "Cassie and the Cop," suddenly wants Nicky back. But Nicky finds himself caught up with the lovely and well-heeled widow of one of the murder victims--even as he thinks he really does love his ex-wife.
But someone else loves "Cassie," too. His name is Lawrence Ferguson and he is a nobody. After being diagnosed as terminally ill, Lawrence quits his job, withdraws his life savings, moves to the Beverly Hills Hotel . . . and buys himself a Corvette. And Lawrence has decided to exercise his final fantasy on the woman whose television image he has long worshiped. Can Nicky stop him in time?
The Left-Handed Policeman is a gripping novel of life--and death--among the big names and the nameless of Beverly Hills. Novelist Robert Westbrook--himself the son of a famous Hollywood personality--explores the boulevards and back alleys, the myths and realities, of the greatest, most deadly dream factory of all: Hollywood.
The Left-Handed Policeman
Murder in Beverly Hills
A killer is on the loose in Beverly Hills. Late at night, as moguls, starlets, actors, and rock stars head home after a night on the town, a Corvette pulls up beside a Rolls-Royce at a traffic light. A gun goes off--and another of Hollywood's elite lies dead.
Beverly Hills cowers in terror. It's up to Police Lt. Nicky Rachmaninoff--reluctant cop, ex-hippie, divorced father, and the meanest left-handed jazz pianist in all L.A.--to trap the murderer before he dispatches all of Southern California's rich and famous. It's an assignment Nicky is reluctant to take on: He'd rather play the piano, worry about his love life, or gaze at the stars above his Hollywood Hills bungalow than search out a serial killer.
Nicky's ex-wife, the beautiful blond star of TV's "Cassie and the Cop," suddenly wants Nicky back. But Nicky finds himself caught up with the lovely and well-heeled widow of one of the murder victims--even as he thinks he really does love his ex-wife.
But someone else loves "Cassie," too. His name is Lawrence Ferguson and he is a nobody. After being diagnosed as terminally ill, Lawrence quits his job, withdraws his life savings, moves to the Beverly Hills Hotel . . . and buys himself a Corvette. And Lawrence has decided to exercise his final fantasy on the woman whose television image he has long worshiped. Can Nicky stop him in time?
The Left-Handed Policeman is a gripping novel of life--and death--among the big names and the nameless of Beverly Hills. Novelist Robert Westbrook--himself the son of a famous Hollywood personality--explores the boulevards and back alleys, the myths and realities, of the greatest, most deadly dream factory of all: Hollywood.
A killer is on the loose in Beverly Hills. Late at night, as moguls, starlets, actors, and rock stars head home after a night on the town, a Corvette pulls up beside a Rolls-Royce at a traffic light. A gun goes off--and another of Hollywood's elite lies dead.
Beverly Hills cowers in terror. It's up to Police Lt. Nicky Rachmaninoff--reluctant cop, ex-hippie, divorced father, and the meanest left-handed jazz pianist in all L.A.--to trap the murderer before he dispatches all of Southern California's rich and famous. It's an assignment Nicky is reluctant to take on: He'd rather play the piano, worry about his love life, or gaze at the stars above his Hollywood Hills bungalow than search out a serial killer.
Nicky's ex-wife, the beautiful blond star of TV's "Cassie and the Cop," suddenly wants Nicky back. But Nicky finds himself caught up with the lovely and well-heeled widow of one of the murder victims--even as he thinks he really does love his ex-wife.
But someone else loves "Cassie," too. His name is Lawrence Ferguson and he is a nobody. After being diagnosed as terminally ill, Lawrence quits his job, withdraws his life savings, moves to the Beverly Hills Hotel . . . and buys himself a Corvette. And Lawrence has decided to exercise his final fantasy on the woman whose television image he has long worshiped. Can Nicky stop him in time?
The Left-Handed Policeman is a gripping novel of life--and death--among the big names and the nameless of Beverly Hills. Novelist Robert Westbrook--himself the son of a famous Hollywood personality--explores the boulevards and back alleys, the myths and realities, of the greatest, most deadly dream factory of all: Hollywood.
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BN ID: | 2940159040480 |
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Publisher: | Speaking Volumes |
Publication date: | 04/17/2018 |
Series: | The Left-Handed Policeman , #1 |
Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
Format: | eBook |
Sales rank: | 530,823 |
File size: | 2 MB |
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