by Mark Wish (Author)
A literary agent fresh out of prison must catch a killer to reclaim his life.
Matt Connell, a formerly successful literary agent, is released from Sing Sing after serving four years for manslaughter. Eager for a second chance, he joins an FBI undercover investigation into a series of murders plaguing Manhattan's literary scene.
As Matt navigates the treacherous world of publishing, he falls for a captivating suspect and confronts his own troubled past. Can he solve the case, find redemption, and embrace a future beyond the shadow of his crime? Or will his "Ferrari brain" lead him down a path of obsession and destruction?
Author Biography
Mark Wish's previous novels have been praised by Daniel Woodrell, Delia Ephron, Salman Rushdie, Rebecca Makkai, Ben Fountain, Anne Serling, the CHIICAGO TRIBUNE, and the LOS ANGELES TIMES. His short fiction has won a Pushcart Prize and appeared in more than 125 print venues including BEST AMERICAN SHORT STORIES. A renowned book doctor for thirty years, he now edits and publishes COOLEST AMERICAN STORIES, whose inaugural volume went to a third printing.
Number of Pages: 208
Dimensions: 0.8 x 8.1 x 5.6 IN
Publication Date: January 30, 2024
