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Bill Pronzini’s Nameless private eye and Collin Wilcox’s Lieutenant Frank Hastings join forces to solve a grizzly case of murder and to crack a bizarre conspiracy surrounding an old California winemaking family. When Nameless is hired by Alex Cappellani, whose family owns the Cappellani Winery in the Napa Valley, it seems at first to be a routine investigation. But then the case veers in a deadly direction: there’s a brutal murder in San Francisco. And Lieutenant Hastings is called in to investigate. As Nameless and Hastings delve deeper into the web of violence and mystery, the truth begins to unfold. A truth that will shock you. You’re sure to enjoy this harrowing ride through the hills of San Francisco Pronzini is a pro. -The New York Times Collin Wilcox is a master of the police procedural. -San Francisco Chronicle
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Bill Pronzini’s Nameless private eye and Collin Wilcox’s Lieutenant Frank Hastings join forces to solve a grizzly case of murder and to crack a bizarre conspiracy surrounding an old California winemaking family. When Nameless is hired by Alex Cappellani, whose family owns the Cappellani Winery in the Napa Valley, it seems at first to be a routine investigation. But then the case veers in a deadly direction: there’s a brutal murder in San Francisco. And Lieutenant Hastings is called in to investigate. As Nameless and Hastings delve deeper into the web of violence and mystery, the truth begins to unfold. A truth that will shock you. You’re sure to enjoy this harrowing ride through the hills of San Francisco Pronzini is a pro. -The New York Times Collin Wilcox is a master of the police procedural. -San Francisco Chronicle