William Tanoos: Lawyers, Guns, and Money, Gebunden

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The crimes of the rich and famous seem to disappear. One cop won't let them.

L. A.P. D. detective Genevieve Delone is the kind of cop who can negotiate a hostage situation, cuff the crook, and still have time to light a cigarette on the way out. But when a young woman turns up dead on the marble floor of rock icon McGeorge McGeorge's mansion, the open-and-shut overdose doesn't sit right with her. The department, under pressure to make the problem disappear, closes the case, but Delone does what she's always done: trusts her instincts, ignores the optics, and starts pulling at the thread everyone else is paid to leave alone.

The thread leads from the Hollywood Hills to the deep South and into a web of power dynamics so complex it risks swallowing the truth whole. As Delone closes in, the game turns personal---her career, her relationships, and even her son become leverage in a battle where the rules are written by the rich and enforced by the compromised.

Lawyers, Guns, and Money is a hardboiled, noir thriller about celebrity, corruption, and the slow death of the American promise.