Neil Gulliver & Stevie Marriner Books in Order
Neil Gulliver & Stevie Marriner is a series of 5 books written by Robert S Levinson.
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Neil Gulliver & Stevie Marriner books in publication order
5 books
The Elvis and Marilyn Affair
by Robert S Levinson
1999
When actress Stevie Marriner is suspected of killing a former film director, she asks ex-husband Neil Gulliver for help. Their investigation leads to rumored love letters between Elvis Presley and Marilyn Monroe that someone wants concealed.
The James Dean Affair
by Robert S Levinson
2000
Neil Gulliver and Stevie Marriner investigate sinister events surrounding the stars of Rebel Without a Cause. Rumors of a curse give way to a more startling possibility: James Dean may have survived his famous crash and returned for revenge.
The John Lennon Affair
by Robert S Levinson
2001
Neil Gulliver and Stevie Marriner agree to appear at a festival honoring John Lennon, then become targets of repeated attacks. With others from Lennon's circle dying violently, Neil must revisit connections formed while reporting on the musician's murder.
Hot Paint
by Robert S Levinson
2011
A gift of Andy Warhol prints draws Neil Gulliver and Stevie Marriner into the hunt for stolen masterpieces hidden for decades. Deciphering the silkscreens places them against ruthless collectors, dealers, and hired killers determined to protect their secrets.
The Stardom Affair
by Robert S Levinson
2016
Neil Gulliver investigates after teenage actor Roddy Donaldson is found barely alive beside two murdered girls. With Roddy unable to remember what happened, Neil and Stevie enter a web of Hollywood rivalries, publicity schemes, and early internet secrets.
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