Goodbye Girl: A Jack Swyteck Novel by James Grippando

In James Grippando's eighteenth Swyteck novel, legal drama meets the music industry's cutthroat world as Miami defense attorney Jack Swyteck tackles the case of Grammy-winning popstar Imani Nichols. Despite her success, Imani is trapped in a restrictive record contract signed with her ex-husband, Shaky Nichols, who has profited from her talent.

Imani's unorthodox anti-piracy strategy—encouraging fans to illegally download her music—triggers legal turmoil, pulling Jack into a complex legal battle. The case takes a dark turn when buried secrets resurface, implicating Imani and Shaky in the unsolved murder of Imani's former lover, Tyler McCormick. McCormick's death, marked with the words "goodbye girl," becomes the focal point of a sensational trial.

As Jack investigates, he unravels the complex dynamics of Imani and Shaky's troubled marriage, exposing shocking truths about their past and business dealings. The trial's outcome not only impacts the accused but also has implications for the entire music industry. Grippando's novel is praised for its complexity and relevance, offering a riveting exploration of justice, fame, and the music world's darker side.