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The Girl with Kaleidoscope Eyes
David Handler
Stewart Hoag Mystery
William Morrow Paperbacks
August 2017
On Sale: August 15, 2017
288 pages ISBN: 0062412841 EAN: 9780062412843 Kindle: B01MXNXA75 Paperback / e-Book
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Mystery
David Handler returns with the first book in the Hoagy
&
Lulu series in two decades, a madcap mystery about an
eccentric family of influential artists, and how
Hollywood's
obsession with the spotlight can sometimes turn deadly—
full
of delicious LA folklore and 90s nostalgia. One-hit-wonder author turned ghostwriter and amateur
sleuth Stewart "Hoagy" Hoag and his persnickety basset
hound
Lulu are back for their first appearance in twenty
years…. The year is 1992. Clinton is on the road to the white
house,
Kurt Cobain fever has taken over America's youth, and
cell
phones are the size of your head. Hoagy is pulled back
into
the orbit of the brilliant, erratic, maddening poet
Reggie
Aintree, whom he was deeply in love with before he met
his
ex, Merilee Nash. Reggie and her sister Monette believe
they've been contacted by their long-lost father from
whom
they’ve been estranged for decades. Richard Aintree
wrote
one captivating novel that is read in every high school
English class. But he fell off the face of the earth
after
his wife (the girls' mother), a distinguished American
poet
in her own right, committed suicide on a bad acid trip in
the '70s. To complicate matters further, Monette found her first
taste
of fame at twenty-years-old when she published Father
Didn't Know Best, a memoir falsely accusing her
father
of sexual abuse. Though she tried to recant her
accusations
in subsequent books, the damage was done. She and her
sister
Reggie have not spoken since. Now, Monette is a media
mogul
whose empire is crumbling, and Reggie runs the Root-
Chakra
Institute in Upstate New York. Recently, both sisters
have
received mysterious typewritten letters from their
father. Into this crazy mix comes Hoagy, who is staying in the
pool
house at Monette's Brentwood mansion after he’s been
hired
as a ghostwriter to document the tell-all book that could
result from this mess. But when murder strikes, it’s
more
important than ever for him to pull fact from fiction as
he
races to catch a clever, sinister killer.
Stewart Hoag
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