Death Dance: A Novel

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Summary: Power, greed, envy and betrayal. Hooray for Hollywood.
Review: "The sudden supposed suicide of his beloved older brother Marty thrusts Kurt Goldman into the unwanted and uncomfortable role of executor. Marty's widow and the partners in his prestigious but recently formed L.A. movie-and-music-deal law firm clamor for an autopsy because suicide will nullify his life insurance and ruin the business. Kurt takes his time, however, not really believing that his brother was a suicide and soon finding ample motive for Murder."

"In-depth characterization, densely described venues, and clever plotting: a promising work from a new author." from Library Journal, December 1998

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Summary: A fast-paced thriller set amid the entertaiment industry.
Review: Marty Goldman was the consummate Hollywood player - a high-powered lawyer who could make things happen at the studios. So why did he commit suicide?

That's what Kurt Goldman wonders when he arrives for his brother's funeral. As he struggles to make sense of Marty's tangled business affairs, Kurt begins to think that maybe it wasn't suicide at all. Maybe Marty was murdered. And maybe his own life is now in danger. A fast-paced, darkly funny thriller.