Saint Mudd

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North Star Press of St. Cloud, Incorporated, May 1, 2009 - Fiction - 416 pages
A reporter in Depression-era St. Paul, Grover Mudd gambles on the reluctant support of the fledgling FBI in his effort to break a ring of ruthless gangsters and crooked cops. By the author of The Weatherman.

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Section 1
15
Section 2
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Section 3
48
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Saint Mudd: A Novel of Gangsters and Saints
Steve Thayer
Snippet view - 1990
Saint Mudd: A Novel of Gangsters and Saints
Steve Thayer
No preview available - 2009

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About the author (2009)

Steve Thayer was born and raised in St. Paul, Minnesota, and continues to make his home in the suburb city of Edina. Wolf Pass is his sixth novel, and continues the story of Wisconsin-local Deputy Pennington, who, now in secluded retirement, narrates his experiences working for the Kickapoo Falls sheriff's department in the 1960s. His first book, published in 1994, is titled Saint Mudd. His second book and a national best seller, The Weatherman was published first in Hardcover in 1995 and then paperback in 1996. Silent Snow followed to rave reviews as well. Steve always thoroughly researches his novels. In once instance, he took a part time job with a local weatherman to learn the ins-and-outs of weather for his upcoming novel. For Wolf Pass, Steve researched German prisoner-of-war camps located in Wisconsin during WWII.

Bibliographic information

TitleSaint Mudd
AuthorSteve Thayer
Editionreprint
PublisherNorth Star Press of St. Cloud, Incorporated, 2009
ISBN0451176820, 9780451176820
Length416 pages
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