**In the Alaskan town of Sitka, the living is tough and the crimes are aplenty . . . and plenty personal.** When 97-year-old William Flynn is accused of killing his neighbor, Angela Ramirez, he turns to private investigator Cecil Younger with an oddβand, frankly, rather incriminatingβrequest. He w
Death and the Language of Happiness
β Scribed by John Straley
- Book ID
- 100599401
- Publisher
- Soho Press; Soho Crime
- Year
- 2018
- Tongue
- en-US
- Weight
- 298 KB
- Series
- A Cecil Younger Investigation
- Category
- Fiction
- City
- New York
- ISBN
- 1616959185
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β¦ Synopsis
In the Alaskan town of Sitka, the living is tough and the crimes are aplenty . . . and plenty personal.
When 97-year-old William Flynn is accused of killing his neighbor, Angela Ramirez, he turns to private investigator Cecil Younger with an odd--and, frankly, rather incriminating--request. He wants Cecil to track down a man he believes witnessed Ramirez's murder: her estranged husband, Simon Delaney. The only problem? Flynn doesn't just want Cecil to find Delaney. He wants him to kill the man. Cecil knows that kind of thing would be bad for business, but he takes the job, hoping he can both convince Flynn to call off the manhunt and discover what really happened to his neighbor. But the old man isn't making the job easy. He keeps confusing two different crimes: Angela Ramirez's recent murder and an 80-year-old tragedy in which four American Legionnaires were killed during an Armistice Day Parade.
Cecil struggles to sort through the old man's befuddled...
β¦ Subjects
Murder -- Investigation
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