Tinseltown Murders (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798902130468)

She gave Hollywood her best performance. Now it's casting her in the deadliest role of her life.

Montana West once ruled the silver screen. With talent, poise, and a beauty the cameras adored, she rose from ingénue to icon in a city that devours the ambitious and forgets the fallen. But after walking away from the spotlight-and the secrets it demanded she keep-Montana built a quieter life far from studio politics and flashing bulbs.

Until the day Hollywood calls her back.

When a promising young actress is found murdered on set under suspicious circumstances, the tragedy is quickly wrapped in public relations spin and whispered rumors. The studio wants silence. The press wants scandal. The police want answers. And Montana wants the truth.

Pulled into the investigation alongside her husband, Detective Sam West, Montana finds herself navigating a world she thought she had escaped-a world of fragile egos, ruthless executives, desperate fame-seekers, and careers built on carefully constructed lies. What begins as a tragic accident unravels into something far more calculated, exposing a network of ambition so toxic it kills.

As Montana digs deeper, she discovers that the victim wasn't the only one hiding secrets. Old rivalries resurface. Contracts conceal more than they promise. And someone powerful will do anything to keep the past buried.

In a city built on illusion, power protects secrets-and the truth always comes at a price.

Tinseltown Murders launches the Montana and Sam West series, a gripping modern noir where Hollywood glamour gives way to corruption, betrayal, and long-buried sins. With sharp dialogue, layered suspense, and a heroine who knows both the stage and the shadows, this debut installment peels back the velvet curtain on an industry where everyone is performing-and someone is willing to kill to stay center stage.

Perfect for readers who love high-stakes mysteries set against seductive backdrops, this is a story of second acts, hidden motives, and the dangerous cost of fame.