The Dead Don't Forget

Amateur detective Billy Winnetka is back, once more reluctantly investigating a peculiarly Hollywood crime involving some anonymous death threats. Who would want to scare an old actress who hasn't made a movie in years? As Billy discovers, there is a considerable list of suspects-from Gwendolyn's money-grubbing high society relatives to her less-than-honest business manager. But simply scaring an old woman is one thing-killing her is another.

Early Readers Say...

"Robert Weibezahl's screenwriter Billy Winnetka has his hands full sorting through suspects galore in this zesty mystery played out against the background of a typical Hollywood motion picture production and the people who make the movies, while at the same time Billy works to resolve the unexpected romantic entanglement brought on by a new woman in his life."
-Robert S. Levinson, bestselling author of A Rhumba in Waltz Time, The Elvis and Marilyn Affair and The James Dean Affair

"...highly enjoyable, good old-fashioned murder mystery, leavened with generous doses of romance and humor, and set against the picturesque backdrop of the not-quite-golden age of Hollywood."
-Gillian Bagwell, author of The Darling Strumpet and The September Queen

"I raced through Robert Weibezahl's sly and knowing Hollywood murder mystery, smiling all the way."
-Mitchell James Kaplan, author of By Fire, By Water

"...Hollywood and movie trivia will keep you turning pages to see what's next."
-J. L. Greger, author of Coming Flu

About the Author:

Robert Weibezahl's books include The Wicked and the Dead, which introduced screenwriter-sleuth Billy Winnetka; and A Taste of Murder and A Second Helping of Murder, co-edited with Jo Grossman. A columnist for BookPage since 2002, his work has also appeared in many national and regional publications. He lives in California.