Take the D Train

Sally Tepper Mysteries

by Frank King

Her litter of stray dogs in tow, out-of-work actress and amateur detective Sally Tepper traces the clues in the murder of her homeless friend to a bizarre cult that proselytizes to the homeless, a subterranean treasure in the Big Apple, and a romantic liasion

167 pages, Hardcover

First published January 29, 1990

About the author

Franklin B. King was a prolific American writer of mystery stories, most of which were published under the pen-name Lydia Adamson.

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Reviews

[Teresa Creek · Rating 4 out of 5]

Sally Tepper is back and still living in the colorful Hell's Kitchen....friend of any stray dog and the homeless. Once again Sally is playing amateur detective when a homeless friend is brutally murdered and his homeless "family" disappears, all of this happens as she is served an eviction notice. Sally once again gets in touch with Digger, a street thief, to help find the family. We follow Sally through a bout of love, some good detective work and of course heartbreak and a I didn't see that coming ending.

[Spd]

Book #5 out of 5 in The Sally Tepper Series as written by Lydia Adamson