The Hunter by John Lescroart
Wyatt Hunt runs a successful private investigation agency in San Francisco. He's always known that he was adopted but knew nothing about his birth parents. One day, he gets a mysterious text message asking him if he knows what happened to his (birth) mother.
So starts The Hunter--and I'll admit it, I couldn't put it down.
Wyatt has no clue who sent the text message--or indeed who his real parents were. But he's a good PI and he starts tracking down clues. There are long-lost relatives, possible suicides that probably aren't, travel to exotic places like Indianapolis, even a tie-in to Jim Jones and the massacre in Guyana. All in all, it's quite the page-turner.
So starts The Hunter--and I'll admit it, I couldn't put it down.
Wyatt has no clue who sent the text message--or indeed who his real parents were. But he's a good PI and he starts tracking down clues. There are long-lost relatives, possible suicides that probably aren't, travel to exotic places like Indianapolis, even a tie-in to Jim Jones and the massacre in Guyana. All in all, it's quite the page-turner.
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