by Donald Levin (Author)
Newly retired from the Ferndale Police Department, Martin Preuss passes his days quietly with his beloved son Toby. When a friend asks him to look for a boy who disappeared forty years ago, the former investigator gradually becomes consumed with finding the forgotten child. Meanwhile, ex-colleague Janey Cahill persuades him to help her locate the missing father of a troubled young girl. Juggling both cases, Preuss revisits the countercultural fervor of Detroit in the 1970s--and plunges into hidden worlds of guilty secrets and dark crimes that won't stay buried.
Author Biography
Donald Levin is an award-winning fiction writer and poet. In addition to the Martin Preuss mystery series, he is also the author of "The House of Grins," a novel, and two books of poetry, "In Praise of Old Photographs" and "New Year's Tangerine." He lives with his wife in Ferndale, Michigan.
Number of Pages: 408
Dimensions: 0.91 x 9.02 x 5.98 IN
Publication Date: April 21, 2017
