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The Damsel (Alan Grofield, #1)
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The men in the tan-and-cream Chrysler came with guns blazing. When Ray Kelly woke up in the hospital, it was a month later, he was missing an eye, and his father was dead. Then things started to get b…
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Call Me A Cab (Hard Case Crime, 152)
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Bad cop Jerry Broadfield didn't make any friends on the force when he volunteered to squeal to an ambitious d.a. about police corruption. Now he'saccused of murdering a call girl. Matthew Scudder does…
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Broker deals in murder on the open market with the assistance of a highly paid precise killer named Quarry.
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Follow Me Down (Reckless, #5)
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Mr Majestyk
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Once, Vincent Majestyk crashed through a jungle with an M-15 and a sack of grenades. Now he works under the open skies of the American Southwest, growing melons on his farm. But a strong-arming punk c…
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