Notorious Moonlight

Dick Moonlight PI, Book 10

By: Vincent Zandri

Narrated by: Daniel Dorse

When Dick Moonlight PI is instructed by Homicide Detective Nick Miller at the Albany Police Department to investigate the double homicide of a pair of married lawyers up in Saratoga Springs during the thoroughbred racing season, he finds himself in the middle of a killing spree that just might get him and his sidekick, Fat Elvis, killed too.

From New York Times and USA Today Thriller Award winning author Vincent Zandri.

©2023 Vincent Zandri (P)2024 Vincent Zandri

hard core crime fiction

Detective Dick Moonlight has an uncanny ability to get himself into the most perilous positions rather it be with criminals or women. I enjoy his adventures and find myself reading or listening nonstop to find out what happens next. These stories are hard core crime fiction and graphic. I have not read all of the series or the books in order but don't feel I have missed anything.

I listened to the audible book and enjoyed the narrator. He had a good voice thus easy listening.

Murder and drugs – what a combination!

After reading or listening to 16 Dick Moonlight books and stories I thought I knew exactly what to expect when I started Notorious Moonlight. I have to say this book did have Moonlight engaged in a murder case, fat Elvis made an appearance, Detective Miller was involved and for a few minutes I thought Moonlight could keep his pants on. But not only was I wrong about Moon keeping his pants on, Mr. Zandri threw in a curve ball that hooked so hard left it almost broke my neck trying to keep up. I listened to the audiobook expertly narrated by Daniel Dorse, so when Vin threw that curveball, I had to go back and listen a second time to make sure I didn’t miss something. Nope I didn’t miss it the first or second time. If you are hoping I’m going to tell you what it was, sorry, no spoilers here. I will say Vin let it all hang out in Notorious Moonlight and as a result I believe I have now found my favorite Moonlight tale. Of course, I still have one more to read before I can say it’s for sure my favorite of both Moonlight series. If you enjoy hardboiled pulp stores this is a must read or do yourself a favor and let Daniel Dorse read this tale to you.