Fallen Star
Eve Ronin, Book 6
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Fallen Star
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Nicol Zanzarella
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Eric Conger
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Lee Goldberg
A spiraling case of betrayal, corruption, and murder could destroy Eve Ronin if she exposes it in a gripping thriller by #1 New York Times bestselling author Lee Goldberg.
A fifty-five-gallon drum washes up in the Malibu Lagoon stuffed with the corpse of Gene Dent, the key player in a bribery scandal that ensnared several local politicians. LASD detectives Eve Ronin and Duncan Pavone know the case—and all the likely suspects—well. Just as they begin their investigation, the sheriff publicly reveals evidence linking the crime to LA’s mayor.
But Eve and Duncan realize the bombshell allegation, true or not, arises from corruption within the sheriff’s own office…because they helped cover it up years ago. If the sheriff goes down, so will they.
Eve is agonizing over her moral dilemma when a helicopter crashes in the hillside below her Calabasas home. It’s not a coincidence. Eve soon discovers among the twisted wreckage and dead passengers shocking connections to her own past…and they lead straight to a fight for her life.
©2025 by Adventures in Television, Inc. (P)2025 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.Commentaires
“Goldberg’s latest roller-coaster installment of modern Los Angeles noir ratchets the action up to 11 and the sinuous plot twists and twists. The symbiotic relationship between reality and image give Goldberg’s series an added depth not often seen in the genre.”—Library Journal
“Lee Goldberg delivers once again, crafting an unputdownable police procedural containing wonderfully constructed characters engaged in deception and political maneuverings within a pulse-racing plot. Fallen Star is the most fun you can have while being immersed in a murder investigation.”—Best Thriller Books
“I enjoyed this latest visit to Goldberg’s ‘Ronin-verse,’ treasuring the appearances of familiar faces. The settings are wonderfully described and the plots are quite Michael Connelly-esque.”—Deadly Pleasures
