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Rafferty 07 False Gods Duncan W Glenn Jr

  • SKU: BELL-166932946
Rafferty 07 False Gods Duncan W Glenn Jr
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Publisher: d squared publishing
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 3.35 MB
Author: Duncan, W. Glenn Jr.
ISBN: 9780648223436, 0648223434
Language: English
Year: 2018

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Rafferty 07 False Gods Duncan W Glenn Jr by Duncan, W. Glenn Jr. 9780648223436, 0648223434 instant download after payment.

**Rafferty's Rule 17: Never take a client at face value. (Amendment B): Or a case.**
Teenager Kimberly has run away with her boyfriend, Brian, though her Mom, Kathy-Lee doesn't want to admit it. All cases should be this easy; Rafferty'll have it wrapped up by the weekend.
But with Brian home alone, that idea bears rethinking. The last sight of Kimberly was of her putting the *missionary* in the position with the charismatic cult leader, Dariell Thof, and Brian doesn't know where she's gone since then. Or much care.
By the time Rafferty tracks Kimberly to a remote compound in the Texas desert, he's stuck between a pack of gun-toting religious zealots, and an ATF agent playing hardball to protect his agenda.
Can Rafferty get Kimberly out before the two sides come together and all hell breaks loose? He'll do his damnedest.
**And after what he's learnt about ****Dariell's**** twisted thirst for young girls, Rafferty's itching to organize a personal meeting for the cult leader and his god.**
If you're a fan of Spenser, Mike Hammer or Matt Scudder, then this hardboiled pulp thriller, from W. Glenn Duncan Jr., will keep you reading late into the dark night.
*FALSE GODS *is a hardboiled P.I. mystery in the tradition of the best pulp thrillers.
Rafferty's a Dallas P.I. and an ex-cop who spent enough time on the streets to understand how things work. And when they don't, Rafferty's the guy you'll want on your side. He may quote Latin occasionally, smoke too much and be a cynical sonofabitch, but when it all hits the fan and you need someone you can trust, you'll be glad you called Rafferty.
*FALSE GODS* is the first new Rafferty story in 25 years. Written by W. Glenn Duncan Jr. (son of the original author) it picks up where the previous stories left off, pitting Rafferty and his old friends (and a few new ones) against a shadowy cult leader, in a winner-take-all dash to save a teenage girl.
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**Praise for Rafferty P.I.: **
"Sometimes it seemed W. Glenn Duncan's Texas P.I. Rafferty had a rule for everything, but the fact remains that most of them were a hoot. And, of course, a further irony is that "Rafferty's Rules" is, in fact, an Australian football term for "no rules at all." - *Thrilling Detective Website*
"I have all of the Rafferty titles in my collection. I've gotten rid of a lot of stuff over the years, but the Rafferty books are a mainstay. I think they're terrific!" - *Paul Bishop*
"Take part Sam Spade with a little Mike Hammer, mix in some Spenser and you have an awesome character." - *Cliff Fausset*
"At first sniff, it may smell like Spenser with a cowboy hat, but take a good whiff: W. Glenn Duncan's Dallas, Texas private eye RAFFERTY was actually a blast of fresh air in what was rapidly becoming a glut of sensitive, soul-searching, overly politically-correct cookie cutter P.I.s in the late eighties. Of course, it helps that Dallas ain't Boston." - *Kevin Burton Smith*
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