Andrew Halliday

All at once he finds himself remembering the office of an antique bookdealer named Andrew Halliday, and how he, Holly, and Jerome had discovered Halliday lying dead on the floor. He told them to stay back, but— “Holly. If I told you to go back, would you do it?” “No.”

End of Watch explicitly recalls Hodges, Holly and Jerome finding bookdealer Andrew Halliday dead, matching the Finders Keepers case.

It was during one of these lunches that Andrew Halliday first mentioned the persistent rumor that John Rothstein had continued to write, but that his will specified all the work be burned upon his death. “No!” Morris had cried, genuinely wounded. “That could never happen. Could it?” Andy shrugged.

End of Watch explicitly recalls Hodges, Holly and Jerome finding bookdealer Andrew Halliday dead, matching the Finders Keepers case.

From inside he took a photocopy and laid it beside Rothstein’s letter in Dispatches from Olympus. Drew Halliday’s face remained placidly interested as he looked from one to the other, but beneath the desk, his fingers interlaced so tightly that his closely clipped nails dug into the backs of his hands.

Existing bookseller examining Pete's manuscript, using Drew as his preferred name.