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Behind Sunset

Descripción

Bloomsbury presents Behind Sunset by David Gordon, read by Stephen Bowlby A struggling writer follows a missing person mystery into Los Angeles' darkest corners. A brand new crime thriller from the author of the acclaimed Joe the Bouncer series. For generations, Hollywood has attracted all sorts of dreamers… and slowly crushed their aspirations. Screenwriter Elliott Gross moved to LA with hopes of fame and fortune. He ended up writing for an adult magazine and living in a garage. When Elliott is sent to write a profile on the magazine's newest star and discovers she has vanished, he digs into the mystery... and is promptly fired by the magazine's unscrupulous owner. Under suspicion himself, Elliott drifts around before ending up at a celebrity-anchored New Age wellness brand... and discovers a world even darker and more cruel than the industry he just left. Combining David Gordon's trademark dark humour with a stylish, unflinching, and unpredictable plot, Behind Sunset is a noir-tinged tour through the seamier sides of Tinseltown.

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Detalles del producto

Editorial:

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Autor:

Gordon, David

Título:

Behind Sunset

narrado por:

Stephen Bowlby

Género Fabely:

Novels & Stories

Idioma:

ISBN de audio:

9781035910298

Fecha de publicación:

11 de febrero de 2026

Palabras clave:

Crime fiction caper noir Los Angeles Hollywood murder mystery Private Investigator detective Pornography New Age dark secrets screenwriting Joe the Bouncer books in order military veteran ptsd drug addiction

Duración

8 hrs 20 min

Tipo de producto

AUDIO

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Sobre el autor:

David Gordon holds an MA in English and Comparative Literature and an MFA in Writing from Columbia University. His work has appeared in the Paris Review, the New York Times and the Los Angeles Review of Books. His first novel, The Serialist, won the VCU/Cabell First Novel Award and was a finalist for an Edgar Award. It was also made into a major motion picture in Japan.