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Cover of Fire Lover: A True Story

Fire Lover: A True Story

✍ Scribed by Wambaugh, Joseph


Book ID
109310384
Publisher
Avon
Year
2003
Tongue
English
Weight
204 KB
Category
Fiction

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✦ Synopsis


On an October evening in South Pasadena, a horrifying wave of flame swept through a large home improvement center, snuffing out the lives of four innocent people, including a two-year-old boy. Firefighters rushed to the scene, even as a pair of equally suspicious fires broke out in two nearby stores. Silently watching the raging inferno in the midst of the heat, smoke, and chaos was a man respected as one of California's foremost arson investigators, a captain in the Glendale Fire Department ... From Joseph Wambaugh, the critically acclaimed,nationally bestselling author of The Onion Field, comes the astonishing true story of a nightmarish obsession -- and the hunt for a brilliant psychopath who lived a double life filled with professional tributes and terrifying secrets. **


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