The Night the Music Died

Henry Walsh Private Investigator #4

by Gregory Payette

Another exciting investigation throws Henry deep into a mystery surrounding the death of someone from his past…When local musician Bonnie Chapman’s husband shows up at Henry’s door, he makes it very clear he’ll pay whatever it takes to get to the bottom of his wife’s untimely death. But Henry’s reluctant to take the case, and has a few questions of his own before he’ll decide.With his partner Alex by his side, it doesn’t take them long to find some answers and a handful of suspects with something to gain with Bonnie gone…But just when it starts to look easy, things take a turn in the wrong direction. Henry struggles with an unexpected threat, and it puts the investigation in jeopardy. Alex does all she can to protect him.But Henry’s stubborn as a mule. He refuses to let his own dire circumstances get in the way of finding the truth. Even if it means his own life will be in danger...

Genres: Mystery

276 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 13, 2020

About the author

With more than 23 novels published, Gregory Payette is known for fun, gritty crime fiction and mysteries.

Alongside his books, he is an accomplished artist, painting scenes that tell a story. His creative projects live at PayetteStories.com.

He grew up in a mostly blue-collar New England town, and before turning to fiction full-time, worked a variety of jobs—from slinging a hammer to his work in fundraising.

Today he lives in North Carolina with his family.

Reviews

[Jeff Benham · Rating 5 out of 5]

When James hires Henry to find out how his wife, Bonnie died, Walsh and Alex have their hands full. The police think it was an accident, but was it? Seems all the people that could help answer the question took the same Lying 101 class. Henry can't get a straight answer from anyone and they don't seem to like the intrusion. Apparently, being a PI is a contact sport. Now all those not so helpful people are suspects.

[Sandie Phillips · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Night the Music Died

Another good Henry Walsh book. Never a dull moment with Henry. I just hope he and Alex finally get together before the series is over. Now on to the next one.

[Christina Shelley · Rating 4 out of 5]

Fun read.