Short Synopsis
The acclaimed author of The Barbed-Wire Kiss introduces Florida sheriff deputy Sara Cross, who must decide if her former partner—and lover—is a killer.

Full Synopsis
When Deputy Sara Cross arrives at the late-night scene of a shooting by the side of a deserted highway, she learns that her former partner—also her former lover—fatally shot a twenty-four-year-old man, claiming that the man pulled a gun during what should have been a routine traffic stop. But the details soon point to another scenario, and in order to protect herself and her son, she must follow the truth no matter where it leads.

Wallace Stroby delivers a gripping novel that is part modern noir, part intense character study—and totally compelling from start to finish.

"Wallace Stroby's mastery of character and dialogue is mated to a hellacious narrative engine. His heroine, Sara Cross, is a wonderful creation." ---George Pelecanos, New York Times bestselling author of The Way Home

"Karen White's somber, serious performance admirably brings [the two main characters] to life." ---Publishers Weekly Audio Review

"Tormented lives brutally intersect in Stroby's powerful thriller." ---Publishers Weekly Starred Review

"This novel sings, darkly and irresistibly." ---Ken Bruen, award-winning author of the Jack Taylor novels

"Rock-solid crime fiction that melds compelling characters, crisp writing, and a finely rendered portrait of Old Florida, the state's thinly populated, less-storied interior." ---Booklist

"I always expect great things from Stroby, and Gone 'til November is a significant addition to an already impressive body of work." ---Laura Lippman, author of the New York Times bestseller What the Dead Know

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