Red Nocturne

by Bill Mullen

LILLY REBECK finds herself completely alone in the wake of her father s death in Afghanistan, her mentor s abandonment, and her mother s growing detachment, her only solace being her violin. Driven by loneliness, curiosity, and a unique musical connection, Lilly befriends a mysterious Russian tenant upstairs, unaware that her newfound friendship with this woman would plunge her into a world of arson, murder, and fleeing both the FBI and Chechen mafia. When her world collides with Alexei Volkov, a Russian immigrant paying off an old debt to Chechen mafia, and Anna Stern, a tormented and overworked FBI agent, Lilly must decide how much she s willing to sacrifice for a woman that she has grown to love as a mother, a woman that could be a spy."

336 pages, Paperback

Published March 25, 2016

Reviews

[tash · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is well written, great character development and has many turns that will make you wonder if you truly know any of the characters. A true page turner, so good I just finished reading it at 3:30 in the morning.