Jack Clark

Dancing on Graves (The Nick Acropolis novels, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Chicago private eye Nick Acropolis is back with a new adventure. Billy Mansfield has been on Death Row for more than 20 years, and Nick helped put him there in his days as a Chicago homicide detective. Now he's asked to find evidence to free him. Could Billy Mansfield really be innocent?

"Westerfield's Chain," the first Nick Acropolis novel, was a Shamus Award finalist.
"A great read," --Publishers Weekly
"A pure delight for many reasons, not the least of which is the way Jack Clark celebrates and rings a few changes of the familiar private eye script...There's a memorable moment [on] virtually every page." --Chicago Tribune
"A likeable protagonist and spirited, uncluttered prose." --Kirkus Reviews
"Jack Clark's descriptions are beautifully haunting and his plotting is exceptional." Romantic Times.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Jack Clark Ink
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. Oktober 2011
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781533734761
• Artikelnr.: 45313309

Autorenporträt

Jack Clark was the winner of the Page One Award from the Chicago Newspaper Guild for feature writing. His novel "Westerfield's Chain," was a finalist for the Shamus Award. The Chicago Tribune called that book "The best mystery of the month," and said there was a memorable moment "on virtually every page." His novel "Nobody's Angel," earned him an appearance on NPR's Fresh Air. The book was called "A gem," by the Washington Post and "Just about perfect." He is also the co-author of "On the Home Front," a collection of his mother's stories about her younger days in Chicago. Besides writing, Jack has also worked as a long haul furniture mover/truck driver for Allied Van Lines and as a Chicago cabdriver.