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The Deader the Better G. M. Ford

The Deader the Better By G. M. Ford

The Deader the Better by G. M. Ford


Summary

The sixth bat-out-of-hell paced novel featuring his irrepressible Seattle-based PI, Leo Waterman.

The Deader the Better Summary

The Deader the Better by G. M. Ford

Leo isn't looking for trouble when he and Rebecca, his forensic pathologist girlfriend, escape from Seattle for a few days of relaxation - it just finds him. An old friend has purchased some choice property in North America's only rainforest, and his posting of No Trespassing signs has incurred the wrath of every boater, hunter, and fisherman for miles around. What starts as irksome harassment by the offended locals escalates quickly into the realm of the lethal. And it's just Waterman's luck to be in the epicenter of this murderous mess at the very moment it bursts into flames.

PRAISE FOR LEO WATERMAN SERIES

'Crime aficionados will probably already have clocked G.M.Ford, whose wisecracking, world-wary style resembles Chandler, and whose Seattle-based private eye, Leo Waterman, is a mostly unreconstructed old hippy . . . Vintage stuff' DAILY MAIL

`Ford's well-paced and good-humoured narrative climaxes unexpectedly with a shockingly violent confrontation' SUNDAY TELEGRAPH

About G. M. Ford

G. M. Ford is the author of the critically acclaimed Frank Corso series, as well as the Leo Waterman series. G.M. Ford was a former creative writing teacher in western Washington and currently lives in Oregon.

Additional information

GOR010549441
9780330427562
0330427563
The Deader the Better by G. M. Ford
Used - Like New
Paperback
Pan Macmillan
2006-01-06
464
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