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5.0 out of 5 stars
An entertaining read,
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This review is from: The Prairie Chicken Kill: A Truman Smith Mystery (Hardcover)
The Truman Smith Mysteries continue to thrill and amuse with this story: The Prairie Chicken.
As usual with Bill's tales of Tru' - our Galveston dwelling, wisecracking cynic with a touch of Noir to his musings - what begins as a simple hunt for the shooter of an endangered avian turns into a multiple murder investigation, replete with family issues, grudges, local colour and plenty of well-meaning charm that disguises a darker side to society. With the help of Red, the father-in-law of an old flame, and the less than helpful dealings with local Police, Truman must find out whodunit and uncover the shady goings on in Picketville, without losing a limb to some hired thugs who are determined to put an end to his meddling. Written with a relaxed style and plenty of wry humour, the story nonetheless thrills and entertains, leaving you hungry for more. |
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The Prairie Chicken Kill: A Truman Smith Mystery by Bill Crider (Hardcover - July 1996)
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