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Gumshoe Blues

Paul D. Brazill

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Sinopsis

After a messy divorce, Peter Ord decides to turn his life around and become a private investigator. But with his constant drinking and questionable decision-making skills, his new career quickly turns into a dark farce filled with tragicomedy.
 
As he takes on challenging cases and tries to keep up with his boozy sidekick Bryn Laden, Peter finds himself on the wrong side of a local crime lord's radar. Failure is not an option, but with Peter's track record, it seems to be a foregone conclusion.
 
Get ready for a wild ride with Peter Ord and his misadventures as a private eye.
 
"Dark, witty, farcical, and thoroughly entertaining." -Barbara F. Jones, Storgy Books
Disponible desde: 09/05/2023.
Longitud de impresión: 90 páginas.

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