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Last Dance in Phoenix
by Kurt Reichenbaugh
This title was previously available on NetGalley and is now archived.
Pub Date
May 22 2015
| Archive Date
Jul 31 2015
Description
Kent should have it made. He has a decent job, a beautiful wife and a nice home in a trendy part of the city. Everything seems to be in its right place, at least until an old childhood friend re-emerges. Kent’s life quickly begins disintegrating, starting with blackmail and progressing into murder. Someone is trying to ruin Kent’s cozy little setup, and Kent isn’t about to go down without a fight.
Kent should have it made. He has a decent job, a beautiful wife and a nice home in a trendy part of the city. Everything seems to be in its right place, at least until an old childhood friend...
Description
Kent should have it made. He has a decent job, a beautiful wife and a nice home in a trendy part of the city. Everything seems to be in its right place, at least until an old childhood friend re-emerges. Kent’s life quickly begins disintegrating, starting with blackmail and progressing into murder. Someone is trying to ruin Kent’s cozy little setup, and Kent isn’t about to go down without a fight.
Advance Praise
“What a perfect book. A beautifully written story of a
despicable man doing horrible things for all the wrong reasons. I loved it!” —Mike Monson,
editor of All Due Respect
"Kurt Reichenbauch [has] obviously read a lot of crime fiction and knows this genre very well. The result is a fast-paced and gripping tale that will engage and entertain even those readers who are well-versed in the field—a very good read." —James Thane, author of Until Death
“What a perfect book. A beautifully written story of a
despicable man doing horrible things for all the wrong reasons. I loved it!” —Mike Monson,
editor of All Due Respect
"Kurt Reichenbauch [has]...
Advance Praise
“What a perfect book. A beautifully written story of a
despicable man doing horrible things for all the wrong reasons. I loved it!” —Mike Monson,
editor of All Due Respect
"Kurt Reichenbauch [has] obviously read a lot of crime fiction and knows this genre very well. The result is a fast-paced and gripping tale that will engage and entertain even those readers who are well-versed in the field—a very good read." —James Thane, author of Until Death
Available Editions
| EDITION |
Paperback |
| ISBN |
9780986059490 |
| PRICE |
$12.95 (USD)
|
Additional Information
Available Editions
| EDITION |
Paperback |
| ISBN |
9780986059490 |
| PRICE |
$12.95 (USD)
|
Average rating from 21 members
Featured Reviews
Raye R, Reviewer
I started off not liking this book at all. All the characters are pretty much the most awful people ever. The first half is mostly about a horrible man who cheats on his wife and the goings on at his boring office job.
Then it all gets very intense, and I was actually hoping that the horrible main character would get through it all. Very good and after the first half, a quick read.
Featured Reviews
Raye R, Reviewer
I started off not liking this book at all. All the characters are pretty much the most awful people ever. The first half is mostly about a horrible man who cheats on his wife and the goings on at his boring office job.
Then it all gets very intense, and I was actually hoping that the horrible main character would get through it all. Very good and after the first half, a quick read.
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