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In JOSEPH TRIGOBOFF'S debut novel The Bone Orchard, the world was introduced to Detective Alvin Yablonsky, and the accolades were unanimous. Publishers Weekly called it "a compelling crime novel debut," the author was chosen for the Discover Great New Writers Program, and The New York Times Book Review chose The Bone Orchard as one of the notable crime novels of the year. Now here is THE SHOOTING GALLERY, Joseph Trigoboff's eagerly anticipated follow-up.
When Detective Yablonsky is called upon to investigate the murder of a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, he is drawn into the seedy underbelly of Manhattan's elite world of the rich and famous. The victim, Skinny McPherson--a hard-hitting reporter for the alternative newspaper The Guardian--had powerful enemies everywhere, from real-estate mogul Raymond Staples to crooked judge Dollars Dillon. But the more Detective Yablonsky investigates, the further he is drawn into a hard-boiled world of corruption and murder. The gripping climax takes place in the heart of the East Village, where Starbucks coffee shops and drug users' "shooting galleries" sit side by side. Lean, taut, and gripping at every turn, THE SHOOTING GALLERY is a return to form for one of America's premiere voices in mystery writing.
When Detective Yablonsky is called upon to investigate the murder of a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, he is drawn into the seedy underbelly of Manhattan's elite world of the rich and famous. The victim, Skinny McPherson--a hard-hitting reporter for the alternative newspaper The Guardian--had powerful enemies everywhere, from real-estate mogul Raymond Staples to crooked judge Dollars Dillon. But the more Detective Yablonsky investigates, the further he is drawn into a hard-boiled world of corruption and murder. The gripping climax takes place in the heart of the East Village, where Starbucks coffee shops and drug users' "shooting galleries" sit side by side. Lean, taut, and gripping at every turn, THE SHOOTING GALLERY is a return to form for one of America's premiere voices in mystery writing.
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JOSEPH TRIGOBOFF is also the author of The Bone Orchard (page TK), another installment in the Detective Yablonsky series. Raised in East New York, he makes his home with his family in New York City.
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In Joseph Trigoboff's debut novel The Bone Orchard, the world was introduced to Detective Alvin Yablonsky, and the accolades were unanimous. Now here is The Shooting Gallery, Joseph Trigoboff's eagerly anticipated follow-up.
When Detective Yablonsky is called upon to investigate the murder of a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, he is drawn into the seedy underbelly of Manhattan's elite world of the rich and famous. The victim, Skinny McPherson, a tough-hitting reporter for the alternative newspaper The Guardian had high-powered enemies everywhere - from real-estate mogul Raymond Staples to crooked judge Dollars Dillon. But the more Detective Yablonsky investigates, the further he is drawn into a hard-boiled world of corruption and murder. The gripping climax takes place in the heart of the East Village, where Starbucks and drug-infested "shooting galleries" sit side by side. Lean, taut, and gripping at every turn, The Shooting Gallery is a return to form for one of America's premiere voices in mystery writing.
When Detective Yablonsky is called upon to investigate the murder of a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, he is drawn into the seedy underbelly of Manhattan's elite world of the rich and famous. The victim, Skinny McPherson, a tough-hitting reporter for the alternative newspaper The Guardian had high-powered enemies everywhere - from real-estate mogul Raymond Staples to crooked judge Dollars Dillon. But the more Detective Yablonsky investigates, the further he is drawn into a hard-boiled world of corruption and murder. The gripping climax takes place in the heart of the East Village, where Starbucks and drug-infested "shooting galleries" sit side by side. Lean, taut, and gripping at every turn, The Shooting Gallery is a return to form for one of America's premiere voices in mystery writing.
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- EditoreLyons Pr
- Data di pubblicazione2004
- ISBN 10 1592281435
- ISBN 13 9781592281435
- RilegaturaCopertina flessibile
- Numero di pagine320
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The Shooting Gallery : A Detective Yablonsky Mystery
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