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True Detective
True Detective | Max Allan Collins
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"In the mob-choked Chicago of 1932, private detective Nathan Heller may be willing to risk his life to earn a Depression dollar, but he never sacrifices his sardonic wit ... When Mayor Cermak's 'Hoodlum Squad' brings Heller along on a raid with no instructions but to keep his mouth shut and his gun handy, he becomes an unwitting, unwilling part of a hit on Al Capone's successor, Frank Nitti. As a result, Heller quits the force to become a private eye; his first job--head off a nation-shaking political assassination in Miami Beach."--P. [4] of cover.
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Cuilin
Cuilin
True Detective | Max Allan Collins
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@dabbe

Well obviously Sherlock but I also love
1 The Famous Five by Enid Blyton
2 Morse by Colin Dexter
3 Vera by Ann Cleaves

Want to play

tagged users iconBookpearl, Amiable, catiewithac, Bklover, jenniferw88, Tamra, Eggs, rwmg, Mitch, Cupcake12
dabbe Three more to add to my TBR! 🤩😘😃 11mo
Cuilin @dabbe they‘re all good. Famous Five is a children‘s collection from my childhood. I loved them. (edited) 11mo
PurpleyPumpkin Inspector Morse! He slipped my mind. A great detective. 👍🏽 11mo
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Bookpearl Alex Cross from James Patterson, even though I haven‘t finished the series John Puller from David Baldacci‘s Zero Day and Eugeena Patterson from Deep Fried Trouble by Tyora Moody. Her books center around food and I love it! 11mo
dabbe @Cuilin See the method to my madness? I now have tons of new detective stories to explore (my favorite genre ... surprised?) 🤩😍😃 11mo
Bklover Thanks for the tag!❤️❤️ 11mo
Cuilin @Bookpearl Eugene‘s sounds fabulous, great name too!! 11mo
Cuilin @dabbe no not surprised, genius move. 11mo
Cuilin @Bklover 🩷 11mo
Eggs Thanks for tagging me ❤️ I love the Vera character too! 11mo
Cuilin @Eggs 🩷 Love Vera. 11mo
kspenmoll I just started watching Morse after years of sharing the show with my dad, but I have never read the actual books- and Vera is fabulous! 10mo
Cuilin @kspenmoll Have you watched Endeavor? 10mo
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Sweettartlaura
Sweettartlaura
True Detective | Max Allan Collins
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Bailedbailed

Oddly boring 😕
I was waiting for it to catch.
But I gave it 3 hours/25+%.
I‘ve got other books to read.

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guinsgirlreads
guinsgirlreads
True Detective | Max Allan Collins
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Present from my favorite reading customer 👍🏻😁

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