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***Brand New Book***
The Bookwoman's Last Fling A Cliff Janeway Novel
by John Dunning
Bestseller Dunning scores another triumph with his fifth mystery (after 2005's The Sign of the Book) to feature Cliff Janeway, a former homicide detective who has found a second career as an antiquarian book dealer but who hasn't quite lost his taste for police work. Janeway receives an invitation from wealthy horse trainer H.R. Geiger to come to Idaho to appraise his book collection, but by the time Janeway arrives, his host is dead. He winds up tracking down some rare volumes that have vanished and probing the decades-old death of Geiger's wife, a wealthy heiress who collected valuable juvenile fiction. When a fresh body turns up and Janeway himself almost falls victim to a killer, the bibliophile detective finds that his decision to pursue the truth puts him at odds with his longstanding significant other. Dunning's exceptional gifts at plotting and characterization should help win him many new readers, while the horse-racing angle is sure to lure Dick Francis fans.
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In his fifth mystery, Cliff Janeway, an ex-cop turned rare book dealer, takes a commission from the estate of H.R. Geiger, a recently deceased horse trainer, to appraise Geiger’s valuable books. Investigating the mysterious gaps within both Geiger’s and his late wife’s collections leads Janeway to questions about the wife’s suspicious demise 20 years ago. Unfortunately, finding the answers may endanger Janeway himself.
Size
Length:
337 pages
Height:
9.5 in.
Width:
6.5 in.
Thickness:
1.0 in.
Weight:
21.6 oz.
Publisher's Note
Traveling to Idaho to look at rare first-edition books, private investigator Cliff Janeway is disturbed by a horse trainer owner's untimely death, a case that brings Janeway to the California Races at Golden Gate Fields and Santa Anita Park. By the author of Sign of the Book.
Industry reviews
"...Dunning scores another triumph....Dunning's exceptional gifts at plotting and characterization should help win him many new readers, while the horse-racing angle is sure to lure Dick Francis fans." (starred review) (03/27/2006)
"[A]n exhilarating adventure that makes book-collecting seem as exciting as horseracing..." (06/25/2006)
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