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Dream Town (2022)

A private investigator and WWII veteran returns to Hollywood to solve a new case.

New Year’s Eve of 1952 in Los Angeles. A private investigator named Aloysius Archer is having dinner with a friend and rising Hollywood starlet when they’re approached by an aspiring screenwriter who wants them to investigate her for murder.

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Archer’s journey takes him from the wealthy, glamorous, and glitzy Los Angeles to the seedy, shady side of the city, then onward to the gambling Mecca of Las Vegas, which has recently hit its stride as a hot destination for celebrities and a money making machine for the mob. Where cops and crooks work together, Archer will meet famous people from Hollywood and politics. He’ll be almost dead several times, and he will discover bodies and secrets from canyons and beaches in Malibu and the luxurious manors of Bel Air and Beverly Hill to the narcotics clubs of ChinaTown.

“Private investigator and WWII vet Aloysius Archer returns for another thrilling adventure in Hollywood, in this exciting thriller by international number one bestselling author David Baldacci.”

The Book Guide® Editor

With the help of his PI partner, Willie Dash, Archer will take risks and go to any lengths to find the missing Eleanor Lamb, even if it means risking his life.

Dream Town (2022) by David Baldacci

Dune (2007) By: Glennon Doyle
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