Rough Trade - Robinson, Todd
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The long-awaited second novel in Todd Robinson's Anthony Award-nominated Boo and Junior series When a waitress at The Cellar asks Boo and Junior to scare off her roommate Dana's harassing ex-boyfriend, Byron, Boo's white-knight impulses kick in and they perform the job with gusto--leaving Byron bloodied but very much alive. So when Byron is found dead, they're shocked. They're even more shocked when they learn that nothing is what they originally thought, and they're being held accountable in the death. With Junior called in for questioning, Boo determines to clear their names by finding…mehr

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The long-awaited second novel in Todd Robinson's Anthony Award-nominated Boo and Junior series When a waitress at The Cellar asks Boo and Junior to scare off her roommate Dana's harassing ex-boyfriend, Byron, Boo's white-knight impulses kick in and they perform the job with gusto--leaving Byron bloodied but very much alive. So when Byron is found dead, they're shocked. They're even more shocked when they learn that nothing is what they originally thought, and they're being held accountable in the death. With Junior called in for questioning, Boo determines to clear their names by finding Byron's true killer. It's a quest in which Boo will have to face down crooked cops, crazed guard dogs, a rival security crew, the Irish mob and--worst of all--his own ingrained prejudices. Action-packed, outrageously funny, and brutally honest, Rough Trade brings back crime fiction's favorite bouncers and takes them well out of their comfort zone.
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Todd Robinson is the creator and chief editor of the multi-award-winning crime fiction magazine Thuglit. His short fiction has appeared in Blood and Tacos, Plots With Guns, Needle Magazine, Shotgun Honey, Strange, Weird, and Wonderful, Out of the Gutter, Pulp Pusher, Grift, Demolition Magazine, and CrimeFactory. His writing has been nominated for a Derringer Award, short-listed for Best American Mystery Stories, and selected for Writers Digest's Year's Best Writing 2003, and it won the inaugural Bullet Award in June 2011. His first novel featuring Boo and Junior, The Hard Bounce, was nominated for the Anthony Award. He lives in Queens, NY.