Canary — Tony Cohan

The headlines numb the entire world: Lisa Wilde is dead. The singer known as the Canary, whose music excited a generation, is killed in a crash. Now her ex-lover, the man who helped merchandise the idol and make her a star, receives the horrifying message from the brass at RPM Records: cover up her murder. Canary is a literate, hard-edged suspense novel about the underbelly of today's multibillion-dollar record industry. From L.A. to San Francisco, New York and Europe, from the poolsides of the moguls who package the sounds to the flash of the Strip that pulsates to them, Canary follows one man as he stalks Lisa Wilde's killer-only to learn that the same trap that ensnared the Canary is closing in fast on him. A riveting international thriller, Canary is all the more compelling because it was written by an insider. A former creative director of a major record label, Tony Cohan knows the inside story of life and death in the fast lane. Canary is so real and shocking, readers won't be able to catch their breath.