No Witness but the Moon

The Jimmy Vega Mysteries, Book 3

By: Suzanne Chazin

Narrated by: Thom Rivera

In this powerful novel from award-winning author Suzanne Chazin, a tense standoff between a Hispanic police officer and an undocumented immigrant leads to the shooting death of one, the shattered life of the other, and the shocking connection between them.

On a clear, moonlit night in December, police detective Jimmy Vega races to the scene of a reported home invasion in an upscale New York community. As Vega arrives, he spots a Hispanic man who fits the description of the armed intruder running from the victim's estate. Vega chases him into the woods. When the suspect refuses to surrender - and reaches into his pocket - Vega has only seconds to make a life-or-death decision.

What begins as a tragic mistake takes an even darker turn when Vega uncovers disturbing links between the dead man and his own mother's brutal, unsolved murder. Vega's need for answers propels him back to his old Bronx neighborhood, where he is viewed as a disgraced cop, not a homegrown hero. It also puts him at odds with his girlfriend, Adele Figueroa, head of a local immigrant center, who must weigh her own doubts about his behavior.

When a shocking piece of evidence surfaces, it becomes clear that someone doesn't want Vega to put all the pieces together - and is willing to do whatever it takes to bury the truth. Only by risking everything will Vega be able to find justice, redemption, and the most elusive goal of all: the ability to forgive himself.

©2016 Suzanne Chazin (P)2016 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Always an intriguing storyline .

Always and intriguing storyline with thought provoking content.Well written and well read.I recommend this book.

Disappointing

Not as organized as other books by author. I kept having to return to previous chapters thinking I missed something.

good story about today's struggle with immigration

a story about people living in fear of police and hope for a new life.

Jimmy Vega’s Best book so far

This story was so far the best of the three I’ve read. Well written, building upon previous stories, structured plot with good twists. I also found the narration to be very good - Thom Rivera’s numerous voices were on point!

My favorite

Ok the plot was a bit convoluted, but the depth of probing into ethical conflicts, PTSD, loyalty, character building- the things I enjoy about this series- I found it very emotional and kept me hooked