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In the summer of 1972, the country was rocked by the Bagley Bunch murders—a killing spree that targeted America's favorite TV sitcom family. A survivor of the slaughter, former child star Tim Ferris, is now dying of cancer. With only weeks to live, he needs the truth to come out. But the secrets he's kept for a lifetime could bring down the presidential campaign of the front-running Christian conservative candidate, his former co-star on the series.
Ferris reaches out to Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist and muckraker Hunt Liebling to tell his story. Having been blacklisted by a media mogul, Liebling has struggled to stay relevant, but Ferris's explosive tell-all is sure to put him back on top—and expose a powerful cabal that won't go down without a fight. As people around him are violently killed, Liebling goes from respected reporter to America's most wanted, trapped in the never-ending nightmare from that long-ago summer . . .
Praise for the thrillers of David Handler
"One of my all-time favorite series!" —Harlan Coben on the Stewart Hoag Mystery series
"Handler once again delivers a top-notch tale of crime and intrigue." — Publishers Weekly on The Sweet Golden Parachute
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David Handler (b. 1952) is the critically acclaimed author of several bestselling mystery series. He began his career as a New York City reporter, and wrote his first two novels— Kiddo (1987) and Boss (1988)—about his Los Angeles childhood. In 1988 he published The Man Who Died Laughing, the first of a series of mysteries starring ghostwriter Stuart Hoag and his faithful basset hound Lulu. Handler wrote eight of the novels, winning both Edgar and American Mystery awards for The Man Who Would Be F. Scott Fitzgerald (1990).
The Cold Blue Blood (2001) introduced a new series character, New York film critic Mitch Berger, who fights his reclusive nature to solve crimes with the help of police Lieutenant Desiree Mitry. Handler has published eight novels starring the pair, with another, The Snow White Christmas Cookie, due out in 2012. In 2009 Handler published Click to Play, a stand-alone novel about an investigative reporter. He lives and writes in Old Lyme, Connecticut.
