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Booked to Die

Written by: John Dunning
Narrated by: George Guidall
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Set in the world of rare books, this best-seller was an instant success with mystery fans who find Dunning's adept combination of sharp-edged suspense, compelling characters, and knowledgeable book lore irresistible. The murder of a harmless book dealer draws Denver homicide detective Cliff Janeway into an extraordinary quest. Suddenly his sources become victims, and he begins to understand that rare editions can cost lives.
©1994 John Dunning (P)1995 Recorded Books
Police Procedurals Suspense
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A former cop, now bookstore owner, Cliff Janeway seeks justice as well as a valuable book collection through the streets of Denver. Today it’s difficult to say any plot is unique, but author John Dunning certainly creates enough surprising turns to capture the reader from first to last page. Not a cosy mystery— more Hammett than Christie—but it’s not a book where the reader is wading through buckets of blood. This is a great addition to any reading list.

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