King Suckerman : A Novel de George Pelecanos - 1997

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Boston. 1997. August 1997. Little Brown. 1st American Edition. Very Good in Dustjacket. 0316695904. 264 pages. hardcover. Jacket by Michael Ian Kaye/Kristian Russell. keywords: Mystery America Washington DC . FROM THE PUBLISHER - KING SUCKERMAN is a thriller that weaves the blaxploitation films, the drug deals, the soul music, and the racial tensions that defined the seventies into a story of natural-born killers and two men who risk everything to bring them down. Dimitri Karras and Marcus Clay are old friends whose affection transcends the barriers of race. Clay is a Vietnam vet trying to make a go of his own small business, while Karras is drifting, playing pickup basketball and supporting himself with small-time drug dealing. When Karras takes Clay with him to make a buy from a new supplier, they cross paths with Wilton Cooper - and enter a world where merciless, unpredictable violence is the only certainty. Cooper cuts a swath of bloody mayhem that leads straight to Karras's door, and Karras… Leer más

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