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Moonlight Falls by Vincent Zandri
A Dick Moonlight Mystery
Publisher: StoneGate Ink
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In this expanded version of the original novel, you not only have Moonlight's perspective, you also enter into the head of several major characters, including Scarlet Montana, her husband Jake Montana, Moonlight's ex-wife Lynn, and even the Russian mobsters who are busy harvesting human organs illegally. Any chapters that appear for you in italics, are the "uncut" chapters and published in their entirety. Even the original quotation by the late Robert B. Parker which appears prior to the Prologue and which was eventually substituted for a quote from Genesis, is included in this new novel.
In some ways, this novel is a richer portrayal of the tragic events that lead Dick Moonlight to believe he might actually be responsible for the death of his lover while, as a private detective under the employ of the Albany Police Department's understaffed violent crimes/homicide division, he goes about trying to solve the riddle of who killed her. You see now the near impossible dilemma Moonlight faces. Simple irony doesn't fit the bill here. Neither does paradox. Only the words "dark tragedy" seems to come close to describing the frantic and often desperate circumstances in which Dick Moonlight finds himself. The more he searches for a killer or killers, the more the evidence points to himself.
— Moonlight Falls by Vincent Zandri
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