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Fade to Blue

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San Francisco jazz pianist Evan Horne takes a gig in Los Angeles, where he's offered his most unusual job yet. Movie megastar Ryan Stiles hires Evan to teach him to look like he's playing piano for an upcoming role. Evan stays at Stiles' lush Malibu home for the tutoring, but things suddenly go wrong for the arrogant, spoiled star. Stiles' adversarial relationship with the paparazzi explodes when a photographer is killed. Was it an accident, or is Stiles himself a suspect? Evan wants out, but Stiles' manager entices him to stay by dangling the opportunity to score the film. Stiles is cleared, but when the film begins, another mysterious death occurs, and somebody is blackmailing the star.

With help from his FBI girlfriend, Andie Lawrence, and Lieutenant Danny Cooper, Evan launches his own investigation to help clear Stiles. But now, to further complicate things, a serial killer has escaped from prison—and it's Gillian Sims, Evan's old nemesis.

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    • Publisher's Weekly

      February 28, 2011
      Jazz drummer Moody's less than successful seventh Evan Horne mystery (after 2008's Shades of Blue) finds the struggling musician and occasional sleuth with a gig that sounds too good to be true: teach film star Ryan Stiles to look like he's playing jazz piano for his next picture and, oh, yes, score the movie while staying at the hunk's beach house in Malibu. Evan's suspicions prove correct as the project plunges him into a maelstrom of greed, death—and just maybe murder. The cryptic Stiles is by turns charming, explosive, evasive—in short, whatever the plot requires—which is one reason the reader doesn't become terribly invested in his travails. When things become too tranquil, the author quickly lobs a grenade, at one point even throwing in a serial killer from an earlier adventure. Moody hits all the right notes, but never really swings.

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