Widow's Walk
โ Scribed by Robert B. Parker
- Publisher
- Oldcastle Books;Berkley Books
- Year
- 2003;2008
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 97 KB
- Edition
- Berkley premium ed
- Category
- Fiction
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
โฆ Synopsis
When Nathan Smith, 51, is found in bed with a hole in his head it's hard not to imagine his young bride as the one with the finger on the trigger. Even her lawyer thinks she is guilty. But given that Mary Smith is entitled to the best defence she can afford - and thanks to Nathan's millions, she can afford plenty - Spenser is hired to investigate Mary's bona fides. Her alibi is flimsy - she claims she was watching TV in the other room when the murder occurred. But the couple were seen fighting at a high profile cocktail party earlier that evening and the prosecution has a witness who says Mary once tried to hire him to kill Nathan. What's more she is too pretty, too made-up, too blonde and she sleeps around - just the kind of person a jury loves to hate.
Library : General
Universes : Spenser [29]
Formats : EPUB
ISBN : 9780425189047
๐ SIMILAR VOLUMES
EDITORIAL REVIEW: "Sometimes you have to wonder how Robert B. Parker keeps his mojo working. . . . There is a trick to keeping the faith with an old hero. In an age of shifty heroes with shaky values, he has created a hero who can still stand up for himself-and us." (\*The New York Times Book R
### Amazon.com Review It's good to see private eye Spenser back in Boston, after his ludicrous imitation of a frontier lawman in Robert B. Parker's *Potshot*. But he's getting nowhere investigating the gunshot murder of banker Nathan Smith in *Widow's Walk*. The cops figure Smith's ingenuous but un
### Amazon.com Review It's good to see private eye Spenser back in Boston, after his ludicrous imitation of a frontier lawman in Robert B. Parker's *Potshot*. But he's getting nowhere investigating the gunshot murder of banker Nathan Smith in *Widow's Walk*. The cops figure Smith's ingenuous but un
A New York Times Bestseller When fifty-one-year-old banker Nathan Smith is found in bed with a .38-caliber hole in his head, it's hard not to imagine his young bride's finger on the trigger. But Mary Smith is entitled to the best defense she can afford, and now she can afford plenty. Enter Spenser,