Los Angeles, CA — Step back to the vibrant streets of 1970s California with Cornero’s Gold, a delightful slice-of-life detective novel that masterfully blends humor, romance, and intrigue. This enchanting tale unfolds in a bygone era, where sun-soaked beaches and the thrill of adventure await at every corner.
Kit O’Banion is not just a detective but also a character who embodies the spirit of the era. As he delves deeper into a mystery that resonates with his past, readers are treated to a rich tapestry of life in 1970s California. The plot thickens as Kit rekindles a romance with Jacquie, his childhood friend who shares his passion for sleuthing. Their budding relationship adds a tender layer to the story, filled with nostalgic moments of surfing, sailing, and lively family gatherings, all while they navigate the complexities of their investigations.
Cornero’s Gold is not just a love story; it’s an exhilarating detective adventure that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. The novel intertwines humor and suspense, drawing readers into the world of loan sharks and Mafia dealings. Each clue uncovered leads Kit and Jacquie deeper into a labyrinth of danger and excitement, making for a gripping narrative that mirrors classic detective shows like Psych and Magnum P.I.
For this year, in coordination with Bookwrights House, Larry O’Brien will participate in this event, Frankfurt Book Fair 2024, October 16 to 20, 2024 at Messe Frankfurt, and share his book, Cornero’s Gold.
“He had two slugs in him, his lifeless body crumpled on the floor like yesterday’s trash. Clutched in his dead hand was a 9mm automatic and it was still warm.”
— Cornero’s Gold, Larry O’Brien
Larry O’Brien was born in Glendale, California, and raised in Eagle Rock, a suburb of Los Angeles. He went to California State University, Long Beach, and worked for Security Pacific Bank as a foreign exchange trader. He also served in the US Naval Reserve. After he retired, he became a private investigator.
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Written by Larry O’Brien
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