No Cure For Love

A standalone LAPD crime thriller written and set about twenty years ago, Vintage Peter Robinson follows Arvo Hughes, an investigator in the LAPD Threat Management Unit. In 1990s Hollywood, he is tasked with discovering who is sending unsettling anonymous letters to TV star Sarah Broughton. When a strangely mutilated body is found on the beach outside Sarah’s house, Arvo realises his best chance to catch the killer is to look into Sarah’s past, where memories of a shady history seem to be hidden away. The story blends meticulous investigative work with a sense of mounting danger as the stalker closes in, insisting that nothing in this case is straightforward.

This vintage standalone crime thriller is presented with an introduction from Michael Connelly. It is a pre-DCI Banks era tale featuring Arvo Hughes and his pursuit of a case that pushes him to confront past secrets and the limelight’s darker side. The novel emphasizes atmosphere and suspense as characters navigate fame, privacy, and danger in 1990s Hollywood. It was published in 2016 in the United Kingdom as part of the Hachette Collections edition and includes a substantial 400-page narrative.

Features

• Vintage standalone crime thriller featuring Arvo Hughes
• Set in 1990s Hollywood amid stalking and celebrity life
• Introduction by Michael Connelly for this edition
• Unraveling anonymous letters and a mutilated beach body
• Deep dive into Sarah Broughton’s hidden past
• 400 pages, paperback edition by Hachette Collections