β Scribed by Robert B. Parker
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Thirty years after an unsolved bank robbery leaves a woman dead, Paul Giacomin, whom Spenser regards as a son, and Daryl Gordon, the son of the robbery victim, turn to Spenser to seek out clues about the crime from a host of suspicious characters. Reprint.
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1974, une bande de rΓ©volutionnaires se faisant appeler "la Brigade Dread Scott", organise un braquage dans une banque de Boston. De l'argent est volΓ© et une vie est prise. Celle d'Emily Gordon, une cliente abattue pendant l'opΓ©ration. Personne n'a vu qui Γ©tait le tireur et les camΓ©ras de sΓ©curitΓ© ne
In Robert B. Parker's most popular series, an unsolved thirty-year-old-murder draws the victim's daughter out of the shadows for overdue justice-and lures Spenser into his own past, old crimes, and dangerous lives.
SUMMARY: In Robert B. Parker's most popular series, an unsolved thirty-year-old-murder draws the victim's daughter out of the shadows for overdue justice--and lures Spenser into his own past, old crimes, and dangerous lives.
### Amazon.com Review In this 30th entry in one of mystery fiction's longest-running and best-loved series, Spenser--the tough yet sensitive Boston private eye with no first name--takes on an unsolved murder nearly three decades old. The client, an actress, is a friend of Paul Giacomin, Spenser's s
Renaissance man Spenser - he of the acerbic social commentary, the gourmet cookery, and the steely abs - turns his considerable talents to the unraveling of a thirty-year-old murder mystery. During a 1974 holdup in a Boston bank by a revolutionary group calling itself the Dread Scott Brigade, Emily