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Doris Fein #9
Doris Fein: Legacy of Terror
Having inherited fifteen million dollars, Doris goes to Chicago to meet with a man who claims to be the real heir to the fortune, only to be kidnapped and involved with the most sinister members of organized crime.
133 pages, Library Binding
First published March 1, 1984
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T. Ernesto Bethancourt
39 books5 followersPen name of Tom Paisley, a singer, guitarist, and composer.
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April 15, 2015
This is book #8, the last title of the Doris Fein Mystery/Spy Series. It wasn't my favorite but it's still a great story. Doris runs into more peril/fear of death per book than the average teenaged sleuth.
In this book Doris and her boring but excellent lawyer, Brian Donnelly, travel to Chicago to face a man who claims to be Harry Grubb's natural son. This claim, if substantiated, could cause Doris to lose her inheritance from Harry. Doris doesn't care- she just wants justice. The man is a light-skinned black man and is a humanitarian who is only interested in keeping kids off the street. She's charmed by him and works to substantiate his claim as Harry's son. However, they get mixed up in a Chicago mob land deal and once again, Doris is fleeing for her life.
In this book Doris and her boring but excellent lawyer, Brian Donnelly, travel to Chicago to face a man who claims to be Harry Grubb's natural son. This claim, if substantiated, could cause Doris to lose her inheritance from Harry. Doris doesn't care- she just wants justice. The man is a light-skinned black man and is a humanitarian who is only interested in keeping kids off the street. She's charmed by him and works to substantiate his claim as Harry's son. However, they get mixed up in a Chicago mob land deal and once again, Doris is fleeing for her life.
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