She’s 5’2″, gamine, and weighs eighty-nine pounds in a soggy trench coat. The nickname “Tinkerbell” has followed her from high school. It’s hard to imagine her riding a Harley named Boris, or packing a baby blue .357 Magnum. She does both.
After a disastrous engagement and walking away from a career in law enforcement, Gina Miyoko goes on walkabout in Gold Rush country, looking for clues to her own future. She finds them in a junkyard in Grass Valley, California. (Yes, it’s a real place, I used to live there.)
In THE ANTIQUITIES HUNTER from Pegasus Crime, Gina (aka “Tink”) is back home in Sausalito, where she’s drawn into a case that takes her on a wild adventure in the deeps of a Mexican jungle.
Fun Fact: My original working title for the novel was TINKERBELL AND THE FOURTH GOD ON THE LEFT. Why did I want to call it that? Read the book and find out.
