Undercurrents

ISBN-10
0312914857
ISBN-13
9780312914851
Series
Undercurrents
Category
Detective and mystery stories
Pages
434
Language
English
Published
1989
Publisher
Saint Martin's Paperbacks
Author
Ridley Pearson

Description

This chillingly authentic hunt for a savage mass murderer by an obsessed cop induces nerve-tingling terror in readers while generating ongoing profits for booksellers! "A real winner!"--Tony Hillerman. Ties in to the March hardcover release of Pearson's Probable Cause.

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