Book 11 of Lawrence Block - Scudder
Language: English
American Mystery & Suspense Fiction Detective Fiction Fiction - Mystery General Hard-Boiled Middle Atlantic Mystery Mystery & Detective Mystery & Detective - General Mystery & Detective - Hard-Boiled New York New York (N.Y.) New York (State) Northeast Police Procedural Private investigators Scudder; Matt (Fictitious char Scudder; Matt (Fictitious character) Suspense Travel United States Women Sleuths
Publisher: Morrow
Published: Aug 15, 1993
Description:
"Lawrence Block takes us back to the lower depths of violence he knows so well. By the time Matt Scudder has finished tracking a killer through the alleys of Hell's Kitchen, he has drawn us a new map of the darker regions of the human soul." "Matt's investigation launches him on an unintended voyage of self-discovery, and the more he digs beneath the surface of Glenn Holtzmann's life, the more unsettling things he finds out about himself. But nothing's ever open and shut in Scudder's world, and there's a lot more to the dead yuppie lawyer than ever met the eye. How come nobody knows anything about Holtzmann's past? How did he live so high on such a modest salary? And what was he doing on Eleventh Avenue, anyway? Why wasn't he home with his wife?" "Matt Scudder's New York is a town where opposites collide. Rich and poor, good and evil, sunlight and shadow. Sometimes the glare is so bright you can almost see the heart of darkness."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved