oh, what a tangled web - Brady, Brian
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oh, what a tangled web is a fictional account following the actions of a serial killer, preying on victims involved in the sex trade in the seedy strip clubs and escort services of San Francisco. The book follows the complex chain of events that explores the interconnectivity of the sex trade, S&M, organized crime and prostitution. The story is centered in San Francisco's Old Off-Broadway area but reaches into the surrounding Bay Area. The story follows the actions of the San Francisco Police Departments Homicide Bureau as they try to unravel a series of seemingly unrelated events. The story…mehr

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oh, what a tangled web is a fictional account following the actions of a serial killer, preying on victims involved in the sex trade in the seedy strip clubs and escort services of San Francisco. The book follows the complex chain of events that explores the interconnectivity of the sex trade, S&M, organized crime and prostitution. The story is centered in San Francisco's Old Off-Broadway area but reaches into the surrounding Bay Area. The story follows the actions of the San Francisco Police Departments Homicide Bureau as they try to unravel a series of seemingly unrelated events. The story is complicated and suspenseful, creating a narrative that holds the reader's attention while keeping them in a state of anticipation.
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Autorenporträt
As a native San Franciscan, Brian Brady thoroughly enjoys writing about his favorite city - from its architecture and sports teams, to its traditions, and characters. Brady's career spans the gamut. He's worked for four police departments and three private sector entities, affording him the opportunity to collect a significant number of great and entertaining stories. Today, he resides in beautiful Sonoma County with his wife, where they're able to appreciate the rural nature of their home while remaining only an hour away from San Francisco when it's time to recharge their City batteries.