Howard Moon Deer, P.I., is enjoying lunch at a local burrito truck when a squad of heavily armed men swarm from their vans searching for undocumented migrants. ICE has arrived in the fashionable tourist town of San Geronimo in northern New Mexico.
When a young migrant from Venezuela makes a run for it, the raiders give chase, a gunshot thunders in the air, and one of the masked officers falls dead. Howie and his team are hired to find the migrant who has escaped and soon find themselves on the run from Federal agents, vigilantes, and an angry mob of Grannies Against Goons, until the trail leads at last into the remote desert where a revolution is brewing.
BLOOD SANCTUARY is an epic thriller set in perilous times.
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“Terrific… I couldn’t put it down.”
—Margaret Truman, author of Murder at the Watergate
“A clever, sexy, modern mystery. Imagine Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin in contemporary New Mexico. I look forward to more adventures for this engaging team”
—Tom Savage, author of The Inheritance
“Westbrook possesses a masterful sense of narration..”
—The Washington Post, Book World
“Westbrook knows how to mix satire with action.”
—New York Times Book Review
A compelling account of the turbulent romance of F. Scott Fitzgerald and Sheilah Graham—a beautifully evoked love story written by Sheilah Graham’s son using the papers, diaries, notes, and correspondence she bequeathed to him.
Due to critical acclaim, INTIMATE LIES has been republished twice after the initial HarperCollins release in 1995: Speaking Volumes, 2019, and a new Canadian edition from Indigo Books, 2026.
Robert Westbrook’s first book was published in 1963, when he was 17.
He’s been a working writer ever since, penning nearly 20 books, including the Howard Moon Deer Mysteries and Intimate Lies, the acclaimed memoir of his mother Sheilah Graham’s love affair with the brilliant but haunted author F. Scott Fitzgerald.