A Good Time for Goodbye: A Jake Horn Mystery

· Jake Horn Mysteries Book 1 · 8 Flags Publishing
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When your ex becomes your client, the only thing more dangerous is the truth.

Boston, 1978.

Private investigator Jake Horn has spent years learning to live with ghosts—his wife’s murder, his uncle’s failing PI agency, and the daughter he’s raised alone.

These days, he’s desperate enough to take almost any job.

Except one.

When his ex-fiancée walks into his South Boston office asking him to prove her husband has been cheating, Jake knows better than to get involved.

But then the husband turns up dead.

And the woman Jake has tried hard to forget disappears.

Now the police are circling, and Jake’s past is catching up with him. If he can’t find her—and the truth—fast, he won’t just lose his freedom.

This time, he'll lose the only thing in his life that still matters.

When your ex becomes your client, the only thing more dangerous is the truth. Boston, 1978. Private investigator Jake Horn has spent years learning to live with ghosts—his wife’s murder, his uncle’s failing PI agency, and the daughter he’s raised alone. These days, he’s desperate enough to take a...

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JUST NINA
July 23, 2026
A fantastic read.
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About the author

Gregory Payette is an author and artist born in Rhode Island. With over 25 published novels, his work includes crime fiction, short stories, and novels about the way people actually live. His newer stories are often set in 1970s and 80s New England, and his paintings, known for their sense of solitude and place, often become the covers for his books. He now lives in North Carolina, which still surprises him some mornings.

Gregory Payette is an author and artist born in Rhode Island. With over 25 published novels, his work includes crime fiction, short stories, and novels about the way people actually live. His newer stories are often set in 1970s and 80s New England, and his paintings, known for their sense of sol...

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