Lange Lewis Livres

When her husband is murdered using a method from one of her books, a screenwriter becomes the main suspect

Murder disrupts the idyllic existence of a close-knit group at a coeducational medical college, centered around Garnet Dillon, the charming secretary to the Dean. As tragedy and terror unfold, the bonds of friendship are tested, revealing hidden tensions and secrets among the friends. The narrative explores themes of trust and betrayal, highlighting how quickly a harmonious environment can descend into chaos when violence strikes.

A popular drama show's lead is murdered under mysterious circumstances, prompting an investigation into the motives of the cast, including a husband and a rival. With the assistance of a psychology professor and a keen student, they explore various psychiatric angles. As they delve deeper into the case, they must contend with a genuine lunatic who complicates the search for answers, heightening the suspense and intrigue surrounding the murder.

Los Angeles detectives Richard Tuck and Brigit Estees delve into the murder of Clare Crone, discovered unconscious next to a bloody poker and a potential clue—a glove linked to a previous unsolved case involving her neighbor, Ruth Ann Briggs. As the investigation stalls, Brigit's great-uncle, a psychologist and philosopher, provides crucial insights that help the detectives piece together the mystery and narrow down the suspect, leading them closer to the truth behind the murders.

Set against the glamorous backdrop of Hollywood, this novel intricately weaves together the lives of aspiring actors, directors, and writers as they navigate the highs and lows of fame. It explores the cutthroat nature of the film industry, the pursuit of dreams, and the personal sacrifices made in the quest for success. Through a cast of vibrant characters, the story delves into themes of ambition, betrayal, and the quest for authenticity in a world obsessed with image.