The John Lennon Affair
(2001)(The third book in the Neil Gulliver and Stevie Marriner series)
A novel by Robert S Levinson
Imagine this - the public relations genius credited with inventing independent rock-and-roll publicity draws on his personal experiences at the highest levels of the music industry, and with many of the people closest to John Lennon and the Beatles, to create a nerve-jangling thriller that puts the reader in the heart of the action.
Imagine this - Manhattan. December 8, 1980. 10:50 P.M. A crazed fan steps out of the shadows of the Dakota apartment building across the street from Central Park and shoots dead his idol, John Lennon. Young Neil Gulliver, then an aggressive reporter with a small California newspaper, races to New York. He falls in with two of John Lennon's dearest mates and begins relationships that will tie him to the secret world inside rock and roll for life.
Imagine this - Los Angeles. The present. When Neil Gulliver, now a newspaper columnist in L.A., and his ex-wife, actress Stevie Marriner, agree to appear at the Imagine That! music festival honoring John Lennon, they suddenly find themselves dodging one murder attempt after another. Why? And why are so many other people once associated with Lennon dying violent deaths? Soon it becomes impossible to tell the good guys from the bad guys or if, in fact, there is a difference between them.
Genre: Mystery
Imagine this - Manhattan. December 8, 1980. 10:50 P.M. A crazed fan steps out of the shadows of the Dakota apartment building across the street from Central Park and shoots dead his idol, John Lennon. Young Neil Gulliver, then an aggressive reporter with a small California newspaper, races to New York. He falls in with two of John Lennon's dearest mates and begins relationships that will tie him to the secret world inside rock and roll for life.
Imagine this - Los Angeles. The present. When Neil Gulliver, now a newspaper columnist in L.A., and his ex-wife, actress Stevie Marriner, agree to appear at the Imagine That! music festival honoring John Lennon, they suddenly find themselves dodging one murder attempt after another. Why? And why are so many other people once associated with Lennon dying violent deaths? Soon it becomes impossible to tell the good guys from the bad guys or if, in fact, there is a difference between them.
Genre: Mystery
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