The Midnight Show Murders (Billy Blessing) - Tapa blanda

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Praise for Al Roker's and Dick Lochte's "The Morning Show Murders"
"This is a funny, funny, very funny mystery that really gallops along and has several cool twists." --James Patterson
"Dazzling . . . If you like your crime with a brilliant plot, crackling dialogue, a dash of celebrity and plenty of suspense, then" The Morning Show Murders" is an absolute must-read."--Linda Fairstein
"Who needs Perez Hilton when you've got the beloved morning-show host dishing out his own gossipy novel about the world of news, glamour, and ratings? This novel follows Billy Blessing, a celebrity chef who suddenly finds himself the prime suspect in a murder."--"Redbook"
"Roker brings his A-game to the table when it comes to giving readers a birds-eye view into the behind-the-scenes action on a television show."--"Chicago Sun-Times"
"Great fun! Al pulls back the curtain to reveal what really goes on when the cameras go off." --Harlan Coben
"Terrific plot

"Great fun, full of nifty twists and turns."--Carl Hiaasen
"Maybe Al Roker should quit his day job."--James Patterson

Great fun, full of nifty twists and turns. Carl Hiaasen
Maybe Al Roker should quit his day job. James Patterson"

"Great fun, full of nifty twists and turns."--Carl Hiaasen

Reseña del editor

Professional chef turned amateur sleuth Billy Blessing finds himself in hot water when a brutal killing cancels a TV show—and its host—during its debut.

Billy has reluctantly agreed to fly westward and play second banana on a new late-night talk show hosted by comic Desmond O’Day in Los Angeles, a city that brings up bad memories. Twenty years ago, Billy had accused obnoxious chef Roger Charbonnet of murder there. A tricked-up alibi freed Roger, who vowed vengeance—and Billy’s arrival in the City of Angels just may give Roger his chance. When a deadly explosion during a TV taping kills more than Desmond’s chance at high ratings, Billy is convinced that he was the intended target. With politics, infidelity, and high finance sprinkled in, the case turns out to have more ingredients than Billy could ever have imagined. And when a beautiful female TV producer convinces Billy to find the culprit himself—on camera—the table’s set for a conspiracy with too many cooks and far too many killers.