SOMETIMES A MAN WHO GOES MISSING SHOULD STAY MISSING!

When hotshot literary agent, Suzanne Bonchance, lures Dick Moonlight into searching for her missing star client—the boozing, free-spirited poet Roger Walls—the private detective finds himself waist-deep in a whole lot of trouble.

But when an attractive and talented young MFA in Writing student who claims to know Walls comes to his rescue, Moonlight not only becomes smitten with her charm, he also finds himself falling in love with a woman he barely knows.

As the trail for Walls narrows, and the truths about everyone who has ever been involved with Roger Walls are revealed, Moonlight finds himself wanting to run away as fast as his legs will take him. One thing he can't outrun, however, are bullets.

From NEW YORK TIMES and USA TODAY Bestselling author, Vincent Zandri, comes the 7th full-length installment in the internationally acclaimed Dick Moonlight, PI series. For fans of Charlie Huston, Don Winslow, and Harlan Coben, the Dick Moonlight series is pure noir, tossed against a backdrop of hard-boiled action, with some romantic/suspense thrown into the mix.

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"Tough, stylish, heartbreaking." —Don Winslow, bestselling author of Savages
"If you're a fan of the TV show Castle, you will like this book. It's a wannabe-writer's dream. He draws on his experience as a crime writer and as a photojournalist to give colorful details to a very fast-paced story. The settings are fantastic, and the characters are fun."—Goodreads Reviewer, Shayla Williams

"Not much else to say but MOONLIGHT SONATA was all kinds of amazing. I now have myself a new favourite private dick, Dick Moonlight! I cannot wait to treat myself to the rest of this series!"—Goodreads Reviewer, Barbara

"Sensational...Masterful...Brilliant." —New York Post

"The action never wanes." —Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinal

"Gritty, fast-paced, lyrical and haunting." —Harlan Coben, bestselling author of Six Years

"Non-stop action." —I Love a Mystery

"Vincent Zandri nails reader's attention." —Boston Herald

"(Zandri) demonstrates an uncanny knack for exposition, introducing new characters and narrative possibilities with the confidence of an old pro...Zandri does a superb job interlocking puzzle pieces." —The San Diego Union-Tribune