Freed from prison when a new round of DNA testing casts reasonable doubt on his guilt, Quentin Price is about to confront a woman from his past who will make him an offer difficult to the chance to help solve the crime that put him behind bars. There is only one problem. What if Quentin is guilty? And, what if the woman happens to be his most improbable ally of all? In a thriller that crackles with a palpable sense of loss, Price, a former college security guard, balks when asked to join in a search for the real killer by the mother of the white coed he was convicted of raping and murdering. "Shamus Award winner Andy Straka is a heavily under-rated author unknown to many readers. If he keeps producing books like RECORD OF WRONGS he will be on top sooner rather than later. He is that good." --Angel L. Soto (I Love a Mystery Reviews) "Atmosphere, vivid setting . . . relentless tension, and characters you feel in your bones . . . a compulsively readable, gripping thriller." --Julia Spencer-Fleming "Highly recommended. I dare you to tell me I m wrong." --Michael Connelly
The first hint of Andy Straka's future as a mystery writer came at the age of four when he appeared at his small-town neighbor's back door carrying a butcher's knife. Thankfully, the neighbor called Andy's mother instead of social services.
Andy is a former college basketball player, a licensed falconer, and longtime husband and father. His novels include the recently released SPLIT CITY, the first in a new amateur sleuth mystery series; the #1 bestselling private eye novel A WITNESS ABOVE and the six book, Shamus Award-winning Frank Pavlicek series; the techno-thriller trilogy DRAGONFLIES; and the critically-acclaimed suspense thrillers RECORD OF WRONGS and THE BLUE HALLELUJAH. Featured by Publishers Weekly among a group of "rising stars" in crime fiction, Andy is a past finalist for the Agatha Award and the Anthony Award.