Murder in Tinseltown

Earl Hamner. Hawk Publishing Group, $21.95 (180pp) ISBN 978-1-930709-15-7

Hollywood insiders Earl Hamner (The Homecoming), who wrote The Waltons, and writer/producer Don Sipes (The Last Smile) bring their unique perspective to their collaborative novel, Murder in Tinseltown. When the female lead of hotshot TV producer Emory Goode's new pilot is murdered, he devotes extracurricular time to sleuthing and learns that the killer isn't satisfied yet.

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