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Red Rosa : #13 In The Edgar Award-Winning Dan Fortune Mystery Series

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Product Code: 9781941517253
ISBN13: 9781941517253
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Who shoots a bag lady? the policeman asked. No one had the answer - yet. In this riveting novel set in 1988 New York, private investigator Dan Fortune faces a tough question: Who'd want to murder Rosa Gruenfeld, nearly ninety years old and a lifelong fiery Communist living in a derelict hotel in the bohemian Chelsea district? In the hospital, confused and hallucinating, she's visited by son Nicholas, who walked away from her years before, fed up with her Marxist doctrine and her shopping bags of pamphlets and handouts. But Granddaughter Lennie has her own causes, and one of them is Rosa. A rock singer, Lennie hires Dan to uncover the would-be killer. Dan promptly finds himself targeted, too, and the only way he's going to stop whoever it is, is to find out who in Rosa's past hated her so much he or she still wanted her dead. From her three husbands to her children and her brother, to the police and to the FBI, Dan is propelled on a trail of history and politics, bitterness and hope. As Kirkus Reviews said, "When it's all over, the pieces of the puzzle fit with sweet inevitability. Dan survives a variety of attacks to fight the good fight another day. The reader can hope it's in a story as suspenseful, character-rich, and absorbing as this."

Author: Dennis Lynds
Publisher: Canning Park Press
Publication Date: Sep 01, 2017
Number of Pages: 272 pages
Language: English
Binding: Paperback
ISBN-10: 1941517250
ISBN-13: 9781941517253

Red Rosa : #13 In The Edgar Award-Winning Dan Fortune Mystery Series

$11.40
 
Who shoots a bag lady? the policeman asked. No one had the answer - yet. In this riveting novel set in 1988 New York, private investigator Dan Fortune faces a tough question: Who'd want to murder Rosa Gruenfeld, nearly ninety years old and a lifelong fiery Communist living in a derelict hotel in the bohemian Chelsea district? In the hospital, confused and hallucinating, she's visited by son Nicholas, who walked away from her years before, fed up with her Marxist doctrine and her shopping bags of pamphlets and handouts. But Granddaughter Lennie has her own causes, and one of them is Rosa. A rock singer, Lennie hires Dan to uncover the would-be killer. Dan promptly finds himself targeted, too, and the only way he's going to stop whoever it is, is to find out who in Rosa's past hated her so much he or she still wanted her dead. From her three husbands to her children and her brother, to the police and to the FBI, Dan is propelled on a trail of history and politics, bitterness and hope. As Kirkus Reviews said, "When it's all over, the pieces of the puzzle fit with sweet inevitability. Dan survives a variety of attacks to fight the good fight another day. The reader can hope it's in a story as suspenseful, character-rich, and absorbing as this."

Author: Dennis Lynds
Publisher: Canning Park Press
Publication Date: Sep 01, 2017
Number of Pages: 272 pages
Language: English
Binding: Paperback
ISBN-10: 1941517250
ISBN-13: 9781941517253
 

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