Perish Twice
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When radical feminist Mary Lou Goddard hires Sunny to protect her from a stalker, Sunny accepts the case with some reluctance. After all, Goddard detests Rosie, Sunny's bull terrier, canine vacuum, and stakeout companion ("Rosie was in the passenger seat, staring out the side window, alert for the appearance of a strange dog at whom she could gargle ferociously."). It doesn't take Sunny long to track down and confront Lawrence Reeves, a particularly pestilential human being. But pestilence is no excuse for murder, so when Reeves and Gretchen Crane, one of Goddard's colleagues, are both found dead, Sunny dives into the murky waters of Boston's prostitution industry, where Reeves was a client and Gretchen was trying to unionize the workers. Politics and sexuality can be a nasty tangle, and the unraveling threads lead straight to mobster Tony Marcus's door. Tony may appreciate Sunny's sharp wit, but business is business: interference can--and does--lead to a bullet with her name on it. And as if all of this weren't enough, Sunny's sister and her best friend are in the throes of nasty divorces. Luckily, the leap from PI to marital counselor is well within Sunny's abilities.
Before I found bookcrossing, I would have checked this out of the library (that's where I read the first Sunny Randall, and all of Parker's Jesse Stone novels). Now, I picked this up last week at Sue's Book Exchange, along with 10 others that were either next in a series or had been on my wish list for years.
Released 17 yrs ago (3/15/2007 UTC) at sent to fellow bookcrosser in Bryan, Texas -- Controlled Releases
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Sending out to affinity4books as part of a trade.
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Released 17 yrs ago (3/29/2007 UTC) at Bookbox in Book Box, A Bookbox -- Controlled Releases
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released into lane1088's myster/thriller bookbox, along with the first Sunny Randall mystery
I did like the book and felt the human relationship part was a good way to get the word out to the readers with their heads in the sand, that life needs to be worked at.
Hope to move it on soon.
Released 16 yrs ago (9/30/2007 UTC) at Bookbox in -- Bookbox, -- By post or by hand/ in person -- USA
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Sending this in a bookbox to my bday buddy.
Enjoy
Released 15 yrs ago (7/25/2008 UTC) at Metro station (see release notes for details) in Baltimore, Maryland USA
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Milford Mill station, book shelf.
CAUGHT IN BALTIMORE MARYLAND USA