A brazen murder. He’s the obvious suspect. Can he expose the killer to save his career… and his life?
It’s 1923, and Bobby is a movie star. Almost. His good looks and youthful charm have taken him to the cusp of Hollywood fame, along with his co-star Bo-Bo, the Jack Russell Terrier. Of course, that’s before the movie executive who hates Bobby turns up dead and Bobby is the number one suspect. Bobby has to depend on his new friend, Clara Bow, and his eccentric mother, Joyce, who share a supernatural gift with Bobby. Then there’s Bo-Bo’s trainer, Rick, who just might be the perfect man for Bobby, but he has to stop the killings before someone he loves dies at the hands of the true murderer.
This cozy mystery has a bit of it all: an amateur sleuth with a special gift, a trained dog, and a budding romance surrounded by a cast of eccentric Hollywood types. D.A.E. Jackson gives you a 1920s cozy with a different kind of main character. He’s young, gay, and almost famous–and he’ll be lucky to come out of this with a career, let alone as a free man.
