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Night Extra

William P. McGivern
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Duration
5h 35m
Year
2014
Language
English
Publisher
Blackstone Publishing

About

Crooked politics and twisted passions explode into murder and a terrifying frame-up! A scream of terror shatters the quiet of the big city's swank residential section. When the police arrive at Richard Caldwell's house, they find him drunk and dazed, staring at the beautiful girl who lies dead at his feet. It looks like an out-and-out murder case-but is it? Reporter Sam Terrell thinks it is a frame-up and sets out to get the truth.

Related Subjects

  • Crime
  • Adult Fiction
  • General
  • Mystery & Detective

Reviews

"The man can tell a story!"
San Francisco Chronicle
"Will keep you reading until you finish, it is all so compulsive."
Publishers Weekly

Artists

William P. McGivernAuthor
Johnny HellerReader