Pale Gray For Guilt

About “Pale Gray For Guilt”

Pale Gray for Guilt is a 1968 novel by John D. MacDonald. Travis McGee investigates a waterfront industrial complex planned by land developers. The project faces opposition from Tush Bannon, who owns a 10-acre marina and refuses to sell. After Bannon dies in a suspicious "accident," his widow agrees to sell the property for very little. Travis McGee, determined to protect his friend, uses financial strategies to outwit the men responsible for Bannon's death. His actions leave the killers financially ruined and exposed.