Pay for Play

by Reed Bunzel

Eager to escape the L.A. music scene, former recording industry honcho Stuart Logan takes a job playing cocktail piano on Catalina Island, where he is suddenly framed for the murder of a record mogul and a call girl. Original.

236 pages, Paperback

First published November 1, 1992

Reviews

[Clarkhou · Rating 3 out of 5]

Neil Novak and Lynn Sutton found dead on the shore, Reporter/Recorder Stuart logan decides to jump to action. Along the way, he meets Corie, Novak's assistant. But then comes the mysterious redhead, who Logan had met at the bar and hooked up with. Suddenly all the people he has interviewed or met starts to die off mysteriously. First: Jenny Baxter, an innocent auto shop repairer, Roger Mcnulty... But it has been so obvious, Johnny Rand, along with deputy woods, deeply hated Novak and his friends for counterfeiting their songs. But as hell broke lose, it is up to Logan to fix what's about to unfold.

I chose this book it was a book on myself, and I once read the first bit but gave away at the beginning. So I was interested to read this book.

I finished this book because this book has to do with Payola, and Neil got killed because he counterfeited Johnny's, it took me a while to understand their schemes, so I was really intrigued to know why Neil was murdered.

I would recommend this book to no one. This book is not really famous, its language and writing style is normal, but contains words and phrases that we don't use and don't normally understand. So I can't see anything positive about this book except for its storyline.