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The Grand Central Mystery - A Razor and Edge Mystery - cover

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The Grand Central Mystery - A Razor and Edge Mystery

Russ Crossley

Editorial: 53rd Street Publishing

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Sinopsis

Morton Edge, brilliant detective, reader of romance novels, and lover of sugary breakfast cereal has been kidnapped by the Russian mob. His partner, Goth kid, Razor must deliver crucial information on a flash drive to Grand Central Station by the designated hour or Edge will die. Razor and Edge return in a pulse pounding tale of suspense where life and death hang in the balance.
Disponible desde: 16/09/2017.

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