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Pacific Beat, T. Jefferson Parker St. Martin's Taschenbücher

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ISBN
9780312927929
Book Title
Pacific Beat
Item Length
6.8in
Publisher
St. Martin's Press
Publication Year
1992
Format
Mass Market
Language
English
Item Height
1.2in
Author
T. Jefferson Parker
Genre
Fiction
Topic
Mystery & Detective / Hard-Boiled, Thrillers / Suspense
Item Width
4.2in
Item Weight
7.1 Oz
Number of Pages
423 Pages

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Ex-cop Jim Weir thought he'd seen it all during his years on the force. That is until he saw the body of his sister Annie, brutally used by a monster in human form, then carelessly discarded. He'd never seen such grief ravage the face of his friend and brother-in-law Ray Cruz, a good cop on the Newport Beach Police Department. When Weir learns that the only witness swore the killer made his escape in a Newport Beach squad car, his disbelief turns to confusion and outrage. Now the anguished Weir is on the killer's trail, looking for answers among his former colleagues, but he's going up against a solid wall of silent blue. And just out of sight, a fractured shadow of a man watches Jim's progress with twisted amusement as he waits for his time to come... in T. Jefferson Parker's thrilling Pacific Beat .

Product Identifiers

Publisher
St. Martin's Press
ISBN-10
0312927924
ISBN-13
9780312927929
eBay Product ID (ePID)
1957581

Product Key Features

Book Title
Pacific Beat
Author
T. Jefferson Parker
Format
Mass Market
Language
English
Topic
Mystery & Detective / Hard-Boiled, Thrillers / Suspense
Publication Year
1992
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
423 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
6.8in
Item Height
1.2in
Item Width
4.2in
Item Weight
7.1 Oz

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number
G540.B79 1982
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"Parker is a robust storyteller who delights in bewildering reversals. He passionately describes the disappearing coastal culture while composing a tantalizing story of small-town politics."-St. Louis Post-Dispatch, T. Jefferson Parker is not the first to explore the peculiar psyche of Orange County-he's simply the best., "The kind of book you think about long after you have finished it...intelligent, sensitive, poignantly real...Parker emerges as one of our best novelists."-Atlanta Journal & Constitution, "T. Jefferson Parker is a powerhouse writer." -- The New York Times Book Review "Parker's absorbing story and rich characters will surprise you as their many dimensions unfold." -- Seattle Times "The kind of book you think about long after you have finished it...intelligent, sensitive, poignantly real...Parker emerges as one of our best novelists." -- Atlanta Journal & Constitution "A hothouse of full-bloomed characters and ripe emotions." -- Kirkus Reviews "T. Jefferson Parker is not the first to explore the peculiar psyche of Orange County-he's simply the best." -- San Diego Union "Parker is a gifted writer...superb...a smart and compelling read." -- L.A. Style "T. Jefferson Parker makes the turf of Raymond Chandler and Ross MacDonald his own with a novel steaming with atmosphere and taut with suspense." -- Literary Guild "An outstanding, memorable, and magnetic work!" -- Library Journal "Parker is a robust storyteller who delights in bewildering reversals. He passionately describes the disappearing coastal culture while composing a tantalizing story of small-town politics." -- St. Louis Post-Dispatch, "T. Jefferson Parker is not the first to explore the peculiar psyche of Orange County-he's simply the best."-San Diego Union, "T. Jefferson Parker is a powerhouse writer."-The New York Times Book Review "Parker's absorbing story and rich characters will surprise you as their many dimensions unfold."--Seattle Times "The kind of book you think about long after you have finished it...intelligent, sensitive, poignantly real...Parker emerges as one of our best novelists."-Atlanta Journal & Constitution "A hothouse of full-bloomed characters and ripe emotions."-Kirkus Reviews "T. Jefferson Parker is not the first to explore the peculiar psyche of Orange County-he's simply the best."-San Diego Union "Parker is a gifted writer...superb...a smart and compelling read."-L.A. Style "T. Jefferson Parker makes the turf of Raymond Chandler and Ross MacDonald his own with a novel steaming with atmosphere and taut with suspense."-Literary Guild "An outstanding, memorable, and magnetic work!"-Library Journal "Parker is a robust storyteller who delights in bewildering reversals. He passionately describes the disappearing coastal culture while composing a tantalizing story of small-town politics."-St. Louis Post-Dispatch, "T. Jefferson Parker makes the turf of Raymond Chandler and Ross MacDonald his own with a novel steaming with atmosphere and taut with suspense."-Literary Guild, T. Jefferson Parker makes the turf of Raymond Chandler and Ross MacDonald his own with a novel steaming with atmosphere and taut with suspense., The kind of book you think about long after you have finished it...intelligent, sensitive, poignantly real...Parker emerges as one of our best novelists., Parker is a robust storyteller who delights in bewildering reversals. He passionately describes the disappearing coastal culture while composing a tantalizing story of small-town politics.
Copyright Date
1991
Lccn
81-017291
Dewey Decimal
813.54
Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
20

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