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In the first British publication of this classic thriller from Parkers highly acclaimed Spenser crime series things take an unnexpected and thrilling turn for this dashing detective. When Spenser comes to the aid of his long-time love Susan in her efforts to help her ex-husband Brad Sterling he finds himself caught up in a twisted battle against some very bad men shadowy mob connections and a woman tormented by her past.
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In the first British publication of this classic thriller from Parkers highly acclaimed Spenser crime series things take an unnexpected & thrilling turn for this dashing detective. When Spenser comes to the aid of his long-time love Susan in her efforts to help her ex-husband Brad Sterling he finds himself caught up in a twisted battle against some very bad men shadowy mob connections & a woman tormented by her past.

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