False Dawn

By Paul Levine

Book Overview

Jake Lassiter doesn't know much about art, but what he knows can get him killed. Jake's used to clients who lie - but it's usually to deny their guilt. When his old friend Francisco Crespo admits to brutally killing a fellow warehouse worker with a forklift truck, Jake is suspicious. With medical evidence suggesting that Crespo was unconscious at the time of the Russian worker's death, why is Crespo saying he did it? Refusing to accept Crespo's improbable guilty plea, Jake embarks on a quest for the truth that takes him to Havana in search of priceless Faberg eggs and an international theft ring that involves the CIA, Fidel Castro and the Russian Government. Soon realizing that nothing is as it seems, the ex-Miami Dolphins linebacker has a lot to contend with in this gritty thriller that sees him taking on a dangerous international conspiracy. PRAISE FOR FALSE DAWN "Realistic, gritty, fun." - New York Times Book Review "Enough twists and turns to satisfy Robert Ludlum fans." - Publishers Weekly "A highly entertaining yarn filled with wry humor."-- Detroit Free Press "Mystery writing at its very, very best." - Larry King, USA TODAY

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 099831661X
• ISBN13: 9780998316611
• Release Date: January 2017
• Publisher: Nittany Valley Productions, Inc.
• Length: 344 Pages
• Weight: 1.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

Not Levine's best- but his average is better than most!

Paul Levine kicks butt. He's just plain a great author, and his characters and places stick in your mind.This particular story isn't one of his best, but it's certainly a dang good read nonetheless. I strongly urge any fan of detective/lawyer/murder stories to run out and buy a couple of Levine's books, because not only will you enjoy the stories, and the hero, but you'll also find yourself laughing out loud from time to time.And that's what books are supposed to do (in my opinion, anyway)- entertain you!