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A cop goes undercover to investigate the murder of a woman on New York's Fire "A good yarn populated with well-drawn characters" (Booklist).Alison, a young, single Manhattan retail buyer, first met Linda seven years ago, when both answered the same classified ad for a Fire Island share. Since then, they've been returning to Seaside Harbor every summer weekend.But one night, after leaving Crane's, a famed singles bar, Linda is found murdered, and Alison starts to realize how little she really kn…
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- Author: Seth Margolis
- Publisher: Diversion Books
- Year: 2015
- Pages: 307
- ISBN: 9781626818637
- ISBN-10: 1626818630
- ISBN-13: 9781626818637
- Format: ePub
- Language: English
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A cop goes undercover to investigate the murder of a woman on New York's Fire "A good yarn populated with well-drawn characters" (Booklist).Alison, a young, single Manhattan retail buyer, first met Linda seven years ago, when both answered the same classified ad for a Fire Island share. Since then, they've been returning to Seaside Harbor every summer weekend.
But one night, after leaving Crane's, a famed singles bar, Linda is found murdered, and Alison starts to realize how little she really knows about her housemate. Is the killer a spurned suitor? What about the mysterious lover back in the city Linda had spoken of--but whom Alison has never met?
Meanwhile, Long Island police officer Joe DiGregorio has been assigned to work undercover on the case, posing as a yuppie accountant. Together, Joe and Alison--who is unaware of Joe's real identity--are about to unravel Linda's many secrets . . .
"With refreshing insight, Margolis conveys the intensity and the crass materialism that are the hallmarks of a certain breed of young professionals." --Publishers Weekly
- Author: Seth Margolis
- Publisher: Diversion Books
- Year: 2015
- Pages: 307
- ISBN: 9781626818637
- ISBN-10: 1626818630
- ISBN-13: 9781626818637
- Format: ePub
- Language: English English
A cop goes undercover to investigate the murder of a woman on New York's Fire "A good yarn populated with well-drawn characters" (Booklist).
Alison, a young, single Manhattan retail buyer, first met Linda seven years ago, when both answered the same classified ad for a Fire Island share. Since then, they've been returning to Seaside Harbor every summer weekend.
But one night, after leaving Crane's, a famed singles bar, Linda is found murdered, and Alison starts to realize how little she really knows about her housemate. Is the killer a spurned suitor? What about the mysterious lover back in the city Linda had spoken of--but whom Alison has never met?
Meanwhile, Long Island police officer Joe DiGregorio has been assigned to work undercover on the case, posing as a yuppie accountant. Together, Joe and Alison--who is unaware of Joe's real identity--are about to unravel Linda's many secrets . . .
"With refreshing insight, Margolis conveys the intensity and the crass materialism that are the hallmarks of a certain breed of young professionals." --Publishers Weekly
Alison, a young, single Manhattan retail buyer, first met Linda seven years ago, when both answered the same classified ad for a Fire Island share. Since then, they've been returning to Seaside Harbor every summer weekend.
But one night, after leaving Crane's, a famed singles bar, Linda is found murdered, and Alison starts to realize how little she really knows about her housemate. Is the killer a spurned suitor? What about the mysterious lover back in the city Linda had spoken of--but whom Alison has never met?
Meanwhile, Long Island police officer Joe DiGregorio has been assigned to work undercover on the case, posing as a yuppie accountant. Together, Joe and Alison--who is unaware of Joe's real identity--are about to unravel Linda's many secrets . . .
"With refreshing insight, Margolis conveys the intensity and the crass materialism that are the hallmarks of a certain breed of young professionals." --Publishers Weekly
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