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- Author: A a Marcus
- Publisher: Wildside Press
- ISBN-10: 1479435600
- ISBN-13: 9781479435609
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 1.1 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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You lousy liar... you lousy... inefficient... liar. Pete Hunter, private investigator, was addressing this vehement thought at the client who had just retained him. George Kennedy, favored candidate for mayor, had said, "Find my man in 3 days and I'll give you a $1000.00 bonus."
This case is hot, blow-torch hot, thought Hunter. Why should a guy who owns the police department pay me $100.00 per day plus a $1000.00 bonus to find a missing person? Why must it be in 3 days?
Hunter soon found out he was unlikely to live long enough to earn his fee. The trail to the missing man was blocked with three brutal murders; each designed to put Hunter off the track and on the spot. When the murders failed to stop Hunter's investigation, political boss Mike Wyatt had Hunter viciously pistol-whipped and dumped half-dead in a roadside ditch.
In "Walk the Bloody Boulevard," author Marcus has Pete Hunter sleuthing in a spine-chilling and gory "who-dun-it" that will have you on edge until the last page.
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- Author: A a Marcus
- Publisher: Wildside Press
- ISBN-10: 1479435600
- ISBN-13: 9781479435609
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 1.1 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
You lousy liar... you lousy... inefficient... liar. Pete Hunter, private investigator, was addressing this vehement thought at the client who had just retained him. George Kennedy, favored candidate for mayor, had said, "Find my man in 3 days and I'll give you a $1000.00 bonus."
This case is hot, blow-torch hot, thought Hunter. Why should a guy who owns the police department pay me $100.00 per day plus a $1000.00 bonus to find a missing person? Why must it be in 3 days?
Hunter soon found out he was unlikely to live long enough to earn his fee. The trail to the missing man was blocked with three brutal murders; each designed to put Hunter off the track and on the spot. When the murders failed to stop Hunter's investigation, political boss Mike Wyatt had Hunter viciously pistol-whipped and dumped half-dead in a roadside ditch.
In "Walk the Bloody Boulevard," author Marcus has Pete Hunter sleuthing in a spine-chilling and gory "who-dun-it" that will have you on edge until the last page.
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