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The Masao Masuto Mysteries Volume Two
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A collection of thrilling murder mysteries featuring "an unusually interesting detective" from the #1 New York Times-bestselling author of Spartacus (The Washington Star). Japanese-American Beverly Hills homicide detective Masao Masuto is a karate expert, a devotee of roses, and a Zen Buddhist. He does his job with a cool, caustic wit--and with surprising force when necessary. He possesses a singular sense of justice, taking action on his own and occasionally pushing the boundaries of the law .…
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- Author: Howard Fast
- Publisher: Open Road Media Mystery & Thriller
- Year: 2018
- Pages: 548
- ISBN: 9781504057646
- ISBN-10: 1504057643
- ISBN-13: 9781504057646
- Format: ePub
- Language: English
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A collection of thrilling murder mysteries featuring "an unusually interesting detective" from the #1 New York Times-bestselling author of Spartacus (The Washington Star).Japanese-American Beverly Hills homicide detective Masao Masuto is a karate expert, a devotee of roses, and a Zen Buddhist. He does his job with a cool, caustic wit--and with surprising force when necessary. He possesses a singular sense of justice, taking action on his own and occasionally pushing the boundaries of the law . . .
The Case of the Sliding Pool After a decades-old hidden grave is uncovered by a rainstorm, Detective Masuto must look into the distant past to find a murderer who was very good at his job--and who is about to come out of retirement.
"An interesting conception." --The New York Times
The Case of the Kidnapped Angel The wife of one of Hollywood's biggest movie stars has been kidnapped for ransom--one that is willingly paid. But Masuto doesn't believe the worried husband's performance. He suspects the payoff was for something deadly . . .
"A talent for all times." --The Moscow News
The Case of the Murdered McKenzie When a faded movie beauty is accused of killing her rich husband, it seems like an open-and-shut case--until Masuto investigates. And it soon appears that murder is only the beginning of an even more shocking conspiracy.
"One of the best in the series." --The New York Times
As witty as he is wise, Detective Masuto is the brilliant creation of "one of the 20th century's busiest writers" known for "creating stories that even his critics admired as page-turners (The New York Times).
- Author: Howard Fast
- Publisher: Open Road Media Mystery & Thriller
- Year: 2018
- Pages: 548
- ISBN: 9781504057646
- ISBN-10: 1504057643
- ISBN-13: 9781504057646
- Format: ePub
- Language: English English
A collection of thrilling murder mysteries featuring "an unusually interesting detective" from the #1 New York Times-bestselling author of Spartacus (The Washington Star).
Japanese-American Beverly Hills homicide detective Masao Masuto is a karate expert, a devotee of roses, and a Zen Buddhist. He does his job with a cool, caustic wit--and with surprising force when necessary. He possesses a singular sense of justice, taking action on his own and occasionally pushing the boundaries of the law . . .
The Case of the Sliding Pool After a decades-old hidden grave is uncovered by a rainstorm, Detective Masuto must look into the distant past to find a murderer who was very good at his job--and who is about to come out of retirement.
"An interesting conception." --The New York Times
The Case of the Kidnapped Angel The wife of one of Hollywood's biggest movie stars has been kidnapped for ransom--one that is willingly paid. But Masuto doesn't believe the worried husband's performance. He suspects the payoff was for something deadly . . .
"A talent for all times." --The Moscow News
The Case of the Murdered McKenzie When a faded movie beauty is accused of killing her rich husband, it seems like an open-and-shut case--until Masuto investigates. And it soon appears that murder is only the beginning of an even more shocking conspiracy.
"One of the best in the series." --The New York Times
As witty as he is wise, Detective Masuto is the brilliant creation of "one of the 20th century's busiest writers" known for "creating stories that even his critics admired as page-turners (The New York Times).
Japanese-American Beverly Hills homicide detective Masao Masuto is a karate expert, a devotee of roses, and a Zen Buddhist. He does his job with a cool, caustic wit--and with surprising force when necessary. He possesses a singular sense of justice, taking action on his own and occasionally pushing the boundaries of the law . . .
The Case of the Sliding Pool After a decades-old hidden grave is uncovered by a rainstorm, Detective Masuto must look into the distant past to find a murderer who was very good at his job--and who is about to come out of retirement.
"An interesting conception." --The New York Times
The Case of the Kidnapped Angel The wife of one of Hollywood's biggest movie stars has been kidnapped for ransom--one that is willingly paid. But Masuto doesn't believe the worried husband's performance. He suspects the payoff was for something deadly . . .
"A talent for all times." --The Moscow News
The Case of the Murdered McKenzie When a faded movie beauty is accused of killing her rich husband, it seems like an open-and-shut case--until Masuto investigates. And it soon appears that murder is only the beginning of an even more shocking conspiracy.
"One of the best in the series." --The New York Times
As witty as he is wise, Detective Masuto is the brilliant creation of "one of the 20th century's busiest writers" known for "creating stories that even his critics admired as page-turners (The New York Times).
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