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Miles Jacoby Mystery #3
Full Contact
Former boxer turned private investigator Miles Jacoby searches for a killer at the International Institute of Martial Arts after his old friend, Nok Woo Lee, a Chinese bookie, is framed for murder
- GenresMystery
240 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1984
About the author
Robert J. Randisi
247 books108 followersRobert Joseph Randisi was a prolific American author, editor, and screenwriter, best known for his work in detective and Western fiction. He wrote over 650 books, including The Gunsmith series under the pen name J.R. Roberts, and edited more than 30 anthologies. A co-founder of Mystery Scene magazine, the American Crime Writers League, and Western Fictioneers, he also established The Private Eye Writers of America and created the Shamus Award. Randisi collaborated on novels with Eileen Davidson and Vince Van Patten, and created memorable characters such as Miles Jacoby, Joe Keough, and The Rat Pack. He received multiple lifetime achievement awards and the John Seigenthaler Humanitarian Award.
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June 1, 2020
This book kicks!
Another quick fun read full of action, mystery, great characters and more. I'm halfway through the Miles Jacoby P.I. series, and they've stood the test of times 30+ years after Randisi wrote them. Love his books for the fast action and easy reading. "Full Contact" is probably the best yet in this series, I couldn't stop reading until the last punch, kick and solution were thrown. On to the next one!
Another quick fun read full of action, mystery, great characters and more. I'm halfway through the Miles Jacoby P.I. series, and they've stood the test of times 30+ years after Randisi wrote them. Love his books for the fast action and easy reading. "Full Contact" is probably the best yet in this series, I couldn't stop reading until the last punch, kick and solution were thrown. On to the next one!
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