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Icarus Russell Andrews

Icarus By Russell Andrews

Icarus by Russell Andrews


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Summary

A burglary goes violently wrong and the effect on the victims leads to a bizarre series of murders.

Icarus Summary

Icarus by Russell Andrews

When a burglary goes wrong on the opening night of his new restaurant, Jack Keller is left a widower and suffering from several bullet wounds. In emotional and physical turmoil he becomes a self-pitying recluse, until Kid Demeter, a young man Jack once regarded as a son and who is now a formidable physiotherapist, bullies him into better health. Then Kid is found dead, but Jack cannot accept the view that his death was either accidental or suicide. Knowing he owes Kid for getting his own life back on track, Jack starts to investigate Kid's personal life and discovers he was a serial womaniser. He begins to identify and locate these women, but every time he speaks to one of them they end up dead. Then, as he edges closer to the truth of Kid's death, he realises that his wife's murder was the catalyst of all that followed.

Icarus Reviews

'I defy you to figure out who dunnit, why they dunnit, or how they dunnit.' JANET EVANOVICH 'Furious, sexually-fueled, and mind-bending - a unique thriller.' William Diehl

About Russell Andrews

Russell Andrews is the pseudonym of Peter Gethers, author of 'The Cat Who Went to ...' series, and editor at large for one of New York's premiere publishing houses.

Additional information

GOR004495427
9780751531541
0751531545
Icarus by Russell Andrews
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Little, Brown Book Group
20020307
592
N/A
Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
This is a used book - there is no escaping the fact it has been read by someone else and it will show signs of wear and previous use. Overall we expect it to be in very good condition, but if you are not entirely satisfied please get in touch with us

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