Dr Kelly Harper lives the good life. She has a dream job working alongside her father at their urgent care clinic in San Francisco, and a longtime boyfriend who is a Homicide Inspector with the SFPD.
But everything suddenly and drastically changes when her father, a well-known and much-beloved physician, is murdered. As Kelly tries to pick up the pieces of her shattered life, she discovers that her father had a shocking secret; he'd led a dark and perilous double-life.
This stunning revelation puts Kelly in dire jeopardy and forces her to make life-altering choices, cross moral and ethical lines, and eventually embrace her father's sinister past to save her own life.
Born and raised in San Francisco, Grant relocated to Southern California to pursue a career in television. He spent the next forty years writing and producing such shows as MacGyver, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Lois & Clark, The Outer Limits, Eureka, Lost Girl and Bitten.
Gideon is his debut novel.
Grant now lives in Central Oregon with his wife Marjorie and their yellow Lab, Buddy.
Grant Rosenberg's debut novel is suspense at its best, loaded with unexpected twists and turns. He's a fresh new voice in mystery and has created memorable, multi-dimensional characters that I can't wait to see again. I read on his website that a sequel is in the works and I'm looking forward to it!
Well written mystery! Talented new novelist Grant Rosenberg has crafted a balanced, exciting story with multiple viewpoints and a strong protagonist in the conflicted Dr. Harper. Easy to read and yet literary in the word choices and imagery. A good exploration into morality...but through lots of action! Would make a great television series.
There were many twist and unexpected turns in this novel, which kept the book interesting. Started as a look at gang life in SF’s Mission district and led to a doctor becoming a hit man after he kills the guy who raped and killed his wife. The author did a very good job of making this seem very believable. It had the same feel as Dexter, which happens to be one of my favorite Netflix binges.