β Scribed by James Sallis
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A trio of brilliant mysteries unlike anything else being written today.*Chicago Tribune *
Over the past five years, James Sallis has created three of the most acclaimed mysteries published in America, each of them featuring the complex John T urnerformer cop, therapist, and ex-con, trying to escape his past, yet ever involved in the small community somewhere near Memphis where he has sought refuge. What You Have Leftconcise, elegiac, memorablecollects these three classics in one paperback volume.
Library : General
Universes : Turner [01]
Formats : EPUB
ISBN : 9780802716873
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