Frankly, My Dear: A Frank Rozzani Detective Novel - Paperback

by Don Massenzio (Author)

The evidence says Jason Godsil is guilty. Frank Rozzani isn't so sure.

R&J Investigations is finally open for business, and private investigator Frank Rozzani and his partner Cliff "Jonesy" Jones have their first real client.

Jason Godsil says his former girlfriend, Bambi Bukowski, is destroying his life.

The police see it differently.

Threatening messages. Violations of a restraining order. Evidence that seems to point directly at Jason. Even Frank has doubts about the man sitting across from him.

But Jonesy believes him.

And the deeper they investigate, the stranger the evidence becomes.

Phone calls appear to come from places Jason couldn't possibly have been. Online attacks follow him from site to site. Then Frank discovers that Bambi's former husband died under circumstances that may not have been what they seemed.

Someone is manipulating the evidence.

Someone is very good at it.

And when the investigation reaches into Frank's own life, the case becomes dangerously personal.

To clear their client's name, Frank and Jonesy will have to untangle a trail of deception stretching from Florida to Savannah and uncover the truth behind a death everyone else was willing to call a suicide.

Because if Jason Godsil is telling the truth, someone has gone to extraordinary lengths to make an innocent man look guilty.

Frankly, My Dear is the fourth book in the Frank Rozzani Detective Series, featuring private investigators Frank Rozzani and Jonesy in a character-driven mystery filled with twists, humor, friendship, and danger.

Continue the Frank Rozzani Detective Series with Frankly, My Dear.

Author Biography

Don Massenzio was born in Syracuse, New York, to first generation Italian American parents. He is an avid reader. Some of his favorite authors include Harlan Coben, David Morrell, Stephen King, and Hugh Howey. His favorite book of all time is 'To Kill a Mockingbird'. Don began writing as a way to combat the long hours of travel and numerous hotel stays that are part of the 'glamorous' world of corporate travel. He uses writing as a therapeutic outlet. He recently took the jump to sharing his work with others. His first published long work is the novel, Frankly Speaking. It is the first in what will hopefully be a series of books focused on the character, Frank Rozzani, a Florida private detective. The book is a throwback to the days of pulp detective novels with a tip of the hat to Jim Rockford from 70's television and The Rockford Files.