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Description edit
On a grimy sidewalk in a defeated neighborhood, an old man is beaten to death. When a cop investigates, he finds two killers and a startling legacy of honor ... In a prestigious London art gallery an impoverished actor is swindled out of a fortune-until an eccentric appraiser hatches a... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Mr. Slade: Add a description of this character.
- Bill Braddock
- Ben Craig
- Lewis
- Mr. Patel
- Custer
- Charlie
- Benny Evans
- Luke Skinner
- Jack Burns
- Darcy
- Suzie
- Mr. Vansittart
- Trumpy
- Jerry
- Perry
- Jack Bums
- Terry
- Bertram
- Adrian Fallon
- Bill Butler
- Donaldson
- Julie
- Trumpington Gore
- Fanshawe
- Mr. Cornish
- Linda Pickett
- Mr. Whittaker
- Paul
- John Higgins
- Mr. Stein
- Kesselring
- Reno
- Mr. Seymour
- Dr. Melrose
- Kevin Braddock
- Frederick Forsyth
- Michael Pickett
Setting & Locations edit
- Royal London
- Siena
- Sioux
- Bangkok
- Heathrow
- Montana
- Wyoming
- Sebastian Mortlake
- Dover Street
- Italy
- Sassetta
- Knightsbridge
- Hunkpapa
- Bridger
- Scotland
- Rome
- Gateshead
- Edmonton
- Britain
- Caterina
- Suffolk
- Lake Fork
- Fort Lincoln
- Tuscany
- Yellowstone
- Rock Creek
- Red Lodge
- Miami
Authors & Contributors edit
- Frederick Forsyth (Author)
First Edition edit
Original Language: English
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Country: Add the country of publication.
Publication Date: 2001
ISBN: Add the ISBN.
Page Count: 464
Publisher: Add the publisher.
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Publication Date: 2001
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Page Count: 464
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: PR6056.O699 V48 2001b
- Dewey: 828.914
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