Murder Season
In the glittering world of Hollywood—as the sirens wail—Detective Lena Gamble finds herself thrust into the chaos of a late-night crime scene.
There’s been a gruesome double murder at Club 3 AM, a hotspot for the rich and famous. And both victims are well-known.
Johnny Bosco, the influential club owner went down first. But the real heat comes when Lena turns over the second body: twenty-five-year-old Jacob Gant, acquitted just weeks ago of murdering his teenage neighbor, Lily Hight, in L.A.'s latest trial-of-the-century.
As Lena digs into the case, she's chased through an unforgiving labyrinth of deceit and vengeance. Each clue she uncovers—each new murder she unearths—leads her deeper into a web of corruption and secrets so dark, she begins to question everything she thought she knew about justice.
And now it’s a race against time where every face she sees could be an enemy, and every line she crosses could mean her death.
“A tale of wonderful characters, mind-boggling corruption—a terrific LA thriller.” —Connecticut Post
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Robert Ellis
Robert Ellis, born Robert Patterson Ellis, is the bestselling author of Access to Power and The Dead Room, as well as two critically acclaimed series—the Lena Gamble novels, City of Fire, The Lost Witness, and Murder Season, and the Detective Matt Jones thriller series, which includes City of Echoes, The Love Killings, The Girl Buried in the Woods, and City of Stones. Matt Jones 5 (untitled) will be out in 2025.
Born in Philadelphia, Robert moved to Los Angeles where he worked as a writer, producer, and director in film, television, and advertising. After ghostwriting the final draft of Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master, Robert wrote his first novel, Access to Power, a national bestseller. His books have been translated and published around the world, and have won praise from numerous authors and publications, including Janet Evanovich, Michael Connelly, and The New York Times.
Lena Gamble
Lena Gamble consists of three books. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.

