The long shot
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Word Count
81,000 words, Guess
Page Count
324 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivelongshot0000mone
- ISBN-100380768283
- ISBN-139780380768288
- Goodreads4561528
- Library of Congress Control Number80069609
and 3 more
- OCLC Control Number7737128
- Better World Books9780380768288
- Open LibraryOL4122622M
Classifications
- DDC813/.54
- LCCPS3563.O523 L6
Description
Vivien Cokes and her husband, Jasper, are LA royalty, and they have the lifestyle to prove it. Big parties, a huge mansion in Malibu, and complicated affairs are all part of the package. However, during a morning swim, Vivien makes a discovery that changes her life forever. Smelling smoke, she sees her home in flames, and inside, she finds her husband dead in the hot tub with his male lover in an apparent double suicide. To find out the truth behind her husband’s death, Vivien must turn to the unlikeliest of sources: a failed writer and grifter who was the boyfriend of her husband’s late lover. After finding kinship in a sort of shared widowhood, the two set out to bring to justice the people behind their loved ones’ deaths. Paul Monette has a poet’s touch, and his aptitude is on full display in The Long Shot as he immerses readers in a mystery with a cast of characters that is as diverse and memorable as the city in which they live.
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