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Sweet Sunday

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A standalone from one of England's best-loved literary thriller writers, regularly compared to John Le Carréeacute; and Philip Kerr, Sweet Sunday takes the reader back to the hot, sweaty summer of 1969, the American summer in the American year in the American century. Turner Raines isn't a typical New York private eye. He's a has-been--among the things he has been are a broken Civil Rights worker, a second-rate lawyer, and a tenth-rate journalist. But in 1969, as the USA is about to land a man on the moon, and the Vietnam War is set to continue to rip the country to pieces, Raines is working as a private detective helping draft-dodgers make it to Canada. As Norman Mailer finalizes his campaign for Mayor of New York, Raines leaves for Toronto, and by the time Raines gets back, his oldest friend is dead, the city has changed forever, and with it, his life. As Raines follows the trail of his friend's death, he finds himself blasted back to the Texas of his childhood, confronted anew with his divided family, and blown into the path of certain people who know about secret goings-on in Vietnam, stories they may now be willing to tell.

Author Biography:

John Lawton has written seven Inspector Troy thrillers, two standalone novels, and a volume of history. His Inspector Troy novels have been named best books of the year by the "New York Times," "Los Angeles Times," and the "New York Times Book Review." He lives in Derbyshire, England.
Release date NZ
March 8th, 2016
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Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Pages
336
Dimensions
137x208x23
ISBN-13
9780802124234
Product ID
23065721

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