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Red Chameleon

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Title:      Red Chameleon
Categories:      Rostnikov Series
BookID:      359
Authors:      Stuart M. Kaminsky
ISBN-10(13):      9780804104654
Publisher:      Ivy
Publication date:      1989-09-30
Number of pages:      0
Owner Name:      Endeavor
Owner Email:      rnoggle1@gmail.com
Language:      English
Price:      38.95 USD
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The violent and inexplicable murder of an old man in his bathtub and the theft of a worthless candlestick send Inspector Porfiry Rostnikov on a hunt into the past . . .

A ring of car thieves with a taste for expensive vehicles is at large in Moscow's streets . . .

High above the gray city, a sniper is taking aim at police officers, and the obsessed detective Emil Karpo takes the assignment to heart . . .

"Kaminsky works up plenty of sweaty-palmed suspense of the best sort, built out of equal parts of likeable characters and believable dangers."

Washington Post Book World

Book owner:      endeavor


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