A Gabrielle Johns Mystery
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January Cold Kill once again proves that Rob Leininger is one of the best Private Eye writers in the business. This book delivers on all fronts: plot, suspense, characters, wisdom.
---John Lescroart, NY Times bestselling author of The 13th Juror Gorgeous ex-showgirl, Gabrielle Johns, 29, makes more than a very good living as a backroom poker player in Reno, Nevada. Good-old-boys check out her blond hair and playmate figure and think she'll be easy picking. Wrong. She has a gift for poker. But having trained years ago as a P.I. at her father-in-law's investigative firm, people she knows come to her for help. She refers them to her father-in-law, Bert, but under the delusion that Gabbi still works for him, Bert puts the cases back on her shoulders. On a cold day in January, Ashley Dinsmore, the young wife of a federal judge, asks Gabbi for help. She's being stalked by a man who says he loves her. He has compromising pictures of them "together." Ashley has no memory of that happening. It's a nightmare, one she desperately wants to escape. She hopes Gabbi will be able to get him to stop, and get the pictures without her husband finding out. As usual, Bert unloads the case on Gabbi, putting her squarely in the jaws of a meat grinder that could cost her her life.
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