Under Ground

Under Ground
ISBN-10
0451191544
ISBN-13
9780451191540
Series
Under Ground
Category
Fiction
Pages
448
Language
English
Published
1997-02-21
Publisher
Signet
Author
Michael Daly

Description

When Jack Swain, a New York City policeman, fatally shoots a teenage thief in the subway, his life changes forever, sending him on a dramatic journey through the city he thought he knew so well. Reprint.

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