Goodbye Sister Disco

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Macmillan, Mar 18, 2008 - Fiction - 305 pages

Lieutenant George Hastings, a cool-headed, quick-thinking police detective, leapt to the forefront of the St. Louis Police Department when two beat cops were gunned down, and he led the joint FBI/police taskforce that caught the killer.

Now he is back at work with the FBI on a new case: Cordelia Penmark, the daughter of a wealthy businessman, has been kidnapped and her boyfriend callously executed outside of a posh holiday party for his law firm.

The murder was clearly a message—the kidnappers are willing to take this as far as they have to—and the target and the ransom demand indicate that the crime is politically motivated. But the investigators are stumped. Wary because of bruised egos on his team and bad blood among members of the young woman’s family, and suspicious of the kidnappers’ intentions, Hastings knows that there’s more than simple politics in play as the kidnappers pull him and the girl’s father into a deadly game of cat and mouse.

Slick, sharp, and authentic, Goodbye Sister Disco, the sequel to the acclaimed novel The Betrayers, establishes James Patrick Hunt as one of crime fiction’s rising stars.

 

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Contents

Section 1
1
Section 2
8
Section 3
10
Section 4
16
Section 5
23
Section 6
27
Section 7
32
Section 8
40
Section 21
155
Section 22
165
Section 23
169
Section 24
174
Section 25
184
Section 26
193
Section 27
204
Section 28
208

Section 9
47
Section 10
57
Section 11
70
Section 12
74
Section 13
84
Section 14
88
Section 15
92
Section 16
99
Section 17
107
Section 18
118
Section 19
124
Section 20
139
Section 29
213
Section 30
231
Section 31
241
Section 32
247
Section 33
255
Section 34
273
Section 35
276
Section 36
291
Section 37
301
Section 38
304
Section 39
Copyright

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About the author (2008)

JAMES PATRICK HUNT, a lawyer, was born in Surrey, England. A graduate of St. Louis University and Marquette University Law School, he is the author of three previous novels and now lives in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

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