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Just out in paperback, Ford's jaunty first mystery introduces a Seattle sleuth called Leo Waterman -- the rebellious scion of a powerful family who carries the spirit of the '60s around with him like dirty laundry. When an old mobster friend of his father hires him to look for his missing granddaughter, Leo recruits a clutch of homeless people to help in the search. The same lively writing and exciting plotting also add zest to Ford's second Waterman story, Cast in Stone.
From Publishers Weekly
Debut entry in the Leo Waterman series, starring a Seattle-based private eye with an off-beat sense of humor.
Copyright 1996 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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Just out in paperback, Ford's jaunty first mystery introduces a Seattle sleuth called Leo Waterman -- the rebellious scion of a powerful family who carries the spirit of the '60s around with him like dirty laundry. When an old mobster friend of his father hires him to look for his missing granddaughter, Leo recruits a clutch of homeless people to help in the search. The same lively writing and exciting plotting also add zest to Ford's second Waterman story, Cast in Stone.
From Publishers Weekly
Debut entry in the Leo Waterman series, starring a Seattle-based private eye with an off-beat sense of humor.
Copyright 1996 Reed Business Information, Inc.
See all Editorial Reviews
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