Palindrome: A Lamb and Lavagnino Mystery
Finalist for the ITW Thriller Award for Best First Novel

 

Private Eye Frank Lamb's business is simple: He finds things. Be it the world’s hottest pepper seed in a South American dictator's safe or a pair of Italian art forgers sipping Prosecco in a Miami hotel room, he delivers the goods and collects his check, never with a smile. Work is work, and he doesn’t let it get in the way of the life he’s made for himself and his ten-year-old daughter, Sadie. 

 But when a staggeringly beautiful woman offers him a small fortune to find a cassette tape, curiosity gets the better of him. It contains, she explains, a recording her sister’s kidnapper made of her last three minutes on Earth. She conveniently fails to mention the unsettling effects the tape is rumored to have on listeners. 

 Frank takes the case, and enlists the help of reclusive tracker Courtney Lavagnino to pick up a trail that's been cold for five years. As their search leads them through a horrifying labyrinth of murder and madness, it becomes clear they're chasing much more than a memento.

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Palindrome: A Lamb and Lavagnino Mystery
Finalist for the ITW Thriller Award for Best First Novel

 

Private Eye Frank Lamb's business is simple: He finds things. Be it the world’s hottest pepper seed in a South American dictator's safe or a pair of Italian art forgers sipping Prosecco in a Miami hotel room, he delivers the goods and collects his check, never with a smile. Work is work, and he doesn’t let it get in the way of the life he’s made for himself and his ten-year-old daughter, Sadie. 

 But when a staggeringly beautiful woman offers him a small fortune to find a cassette tape, curiosity gets the better of him. It contains, she explains, a recording her sister’s kidnapper made of her last three minutes on Earth. She conveniently fails to mention the unsettling effects the tape is rumored to have on listeners. 

 Frank takes the case, and enlists the help of reclusive tracker Courtney Lavagnino to pick up a trail that's been cold for five years. As their search leads them through a horrifying labyrinth of murder and madness, it becomes clear they're chasing much more than a memento.

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Palindrome: A Lamb and Lavagnino Mystery

Palindrome: A Lamb and Lavagnino Mystery

by E. Z. Rinsky
Palindrome: A Lamb and Lavagnino Mystery

Palindrome: A Lamb and Lavagnino Mystery

by E. Z. Rinsky

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Finalist for the ITW Thriller Award for Best First Novel

 

Private Eye Frank Lamb's business is simple: He finds things. Be it the world’s hottest pepper seed in a South American dictator's safe or a pair of Italian art forgers sipping Prosecco in a Miami hotel room, he delivers the goods and collects his check, never with a smile. Work is work, and he doesn’t let it get in the way of the life he’s made for himself and his ten-year-old daughter, Sadie. 

 But when a staggeringly beautiful woman offers him a small fortune to find a cassette tape, curiosity gets the better of him. It contains, she explains, a recording her sister’s kidnapper made of her last three minutes on Earth. She conveniently fails to mention the unsettling effects the tape is rumored to have on listeners. 

 Frank takes the case, and enlists the help of reclusive tracker Courtney Lavagnino to pick up a trail that's been cold for five years. As their search leads them through a horrifying labyrinth of murder and madness, it becomes clear they're chasing much more than a memento.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780062495471
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
Publication date: 07/26/2016
Series: Lamb & Lavagnino , #1
Pages: 384
Product dimensions: 5.20(w) x 7.90(h) x 1.10(d)

About the Author

E.Z. Rinsky has worked as a statistics professor, copywriter and—for one misguided year—a street musician. He is the author of Palindrome, and currently lives in Tel Aviv. More at ezrinsky.com

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