Riveting suspense in the tradition of Dennis Lehane and Michael Connelly, City of the Sun introduces retired
 detective Frank Behr—an imposing, charismatic former cop who agrees to take the case of a boy who’s been
 missing for over a year.
Jamie Gabriel gets on his bike before dawn to deliver newspapers in his suburban Indianapolis neighborhood.
 He is twelve years old. Somewhere en route, as the October sky lightens, he vanishes without a trace.
Fourteen months later, Paul and Carol Gabriel are on the verge of abandoning all hope. Crushed by frustrating
 dead ends and exhausted by a police force that cannot (or will not) find their son, the Gabriels finally
 find a ray of hope: the name of an elusive private investigator who may represent their last chance.
Frank Behr is an enigmatic mountain of a man, a former cop who wants to help—but knows better than to give 
the Gabriels any hope of a happy ending. He has worked this kind of case too often. But Paul’s plea stirs
 up old personal demons that Behr can no longer ignore. Going against everything he fears, Behr enters into
 an uneasy partnership with Paul on a quest for the truth that is, in turn, dangerous … and haunting.
Richly textured and crackling with suspense on every page, City of the Sun weaves a moody narrative that
 hinges on the bond between a damaged detective and a lost father. From the antiseptic comforts of suburban
 Indianapolis to the city’s seamy underworld, David Levien introduces a private investigator as complex, 
idiosyncratic, and sympathetic as any in modern crime fiction. Levien is a gifted storyteller who will keep 
readers guessing right up until the final, explosive scene.
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