Coffin's Got the Dead Guy on the Inside

"Keith Snyder brings a delightful new voice to the mystery scene. . . . smart and laugh-out-loud funny."--G. M. Ford, author of Slow Burn A score to die for. . . .   There's a heat wave in Pasadena, California. A soul band is playing down on Crenshaw. And a musician named Jason Keltner has put down his latest composition, "Untitled #23," for a real job: spying on Paul Reno, a slacker who might be involved in a big-time cyber scam. For...
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"Keith Snyder brings a delightful new voice to the mystery scene. . . . smart and laugh-out-loud funny."--G. M. Ford, author of Slow Burn

A score to die for. . . .
 
There's a heat wave in Pasadena, California. A soul band is playing down on Crenshaw. And a musician named Jason Keltner has put down his latest composition, "Untitled #23," for a real job: spying on Paul Reno, a slacker who might be involved in a big-time cyber scam. For a struggling composer, it seemed like an easy gig--until guys with guns start showing up at Jason's house, Paul Reno vanishes, and the guest of honor at a party makes his exit wearing a toe tag. And on the road strewn with seedy nightclubs, bad hotels, and friends gone wrong, Jason won't slow down until he unravels the truth: about Paul Reno, one strange little computer device, and a gig that paid good money--because the score was murder.

"Constantly fascinating . . . falling-down funny."--The Plain Dealer