Peter Leonard

Voices of the Dead Peter Leonard Reprint edition

Praise for Peter Leonard’s Quiver:

“ A spectacular debut. . .you will be holding your breath until the final page.”
– The New York Sun

“ Memorable characters and dialogue – come to think of it not unlike what Leonard’s father, Elmore Leonard, creates.”
– Seattle Times

“ Peter Leonard has a good ear for voices, a good eye for detail, and a talent for bringing together elements that can’t do anything but explode.”
– Thomas Perry, New York Times bestselling author

And for Trust Me:

“ Packed with unexpected twists, improbable entanglements and wry, paint-fresh dialogue you could read all day without getting bored.”
– The Guardian

“ Breathtaking is a reviewer’s cliché. But it is simply the best way to describe the pace of Peter Leonard’s latest offering.”
– The Washington Times

“ Trust Me is fast, sly and full of twists.”
– Carl Hiaasen, New York Times bestselling author


Peter Leonard has already begun to establish himself as a distinctive, must-have voice in suspense fiction. Now he delivers his most compelling, most jaw-dropping novel yet, introducing us to a character you’re not likely to forget anytime soon.

The year is 1971. The place is Detroit. Harry Levin, a scrap metal dealer and Holocaust survivor, has just learned that his daughter was killed in a car accident. Traveling to Washington, DC to claim the body, he learns that the accident was caused by a German diplomat who was driving drunk. This is only the beginning of the horror for Harry, though, as he discovers that the diplomat will never face charges – he has already been released and granted immunity. Enraged and aggrieved