Michael Koryta’s Tonight I Said Goodbye marks the emergence of a stunning new voice in crime fiction. Tonight I Said Goodbye is a remarkable debut and winner of the

St. Martin’s Press/PWA Prize for Best First PI Novel…

“RIVETING.”

--Publishers Weekly

Investigator Wayne Weston is found dead of an apparent suicide in his upscale Cleveland suburban home. His wife and six-year-old daughter are now missing. The police think the former Marine murdered them. Hoping to exonerate his son, Weston’s father hires PIs Lincoln Perry and Joe Pritchard.

“IMPRESSIVE.”

--Cleveland Plain Dealer

Perry and Pritchard soon discover there is much more lying beneath the surface, including rumors of gambling debts, extortion, and a Russian mob that likes to wield baseball bats. But just when Perry and Pritchard believe they are making swift progress, a millionaire real estate tycoon and the FBI advise them to back off of the investigation.

 “TERRIFIC.”

--Fort Lauderdale Sun

Then without warning, another murder suddenly forces them to change direction in the case as they uncover a trail of deadly twists—but the most shocking secret of all has yet to be unraveled...

“Say hello to a new crime talent. An incredibly fresh private-investigator novel.”

--The Chicago Tribune

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MICHAEL KORYTA lives in Bloomington, Indiana. While in high school he began to work both for a private investigator and for the local newspaper, and he still has those jobs. That work experience benefited his fiction writing greatly. He completed his degree at Indiana University in May of 2005.