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Damnation Street

ebook / ISBN-13: 9781849166522

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Genre: Fiction & Related Items / Crime & Mystery

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They are two sworn enemies with a single obsession: a woman on the run from them both. Scott Weiss is a private detective. John Foy is a professional killer known as the Shadowman. The woman is Julie Wyant, an ex-prostitute with a hidden past and an uncertain future. Julie spent one night with Foy – a night of psychopathic cruelty that Foy called love. Desperate to get away from him, she vanished without trace, but Foy wants her back and won’t rest until he has her.

The only man who can find her is Weiss, a middle-aged private eye with a romantic soul and an empath’s ability to read others. Before she disappeared Julie begged him not to come after her, fearing that he would bring the killer in his wake. But Weiss can’t stay away, believing that the only way that Julie will ever escape is to force a final confrontation with the Shadowman. Matching each other move for move, Foy and Weiss pursue Julie from San Francisco, across the badlands of Arizona to Union City, Nevada, where finally they meet – on Damnation Street.

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'Klavan winds his tale tighter and tighter until the reader is hopelessly spellbound. Superb suspense by a master storyteller' Clive Cussler.
Clive Cussler
'Klavan knows every twist, turn and pot hole in the road to hell. And all the travellers you will meet along the way' Stephen Coonts.
Stephen Coonts
'Klavan has long been one of the toughest and most uncompromising of American crime writers ... This book is [...] handled with the same assurance that we expect' Good Book Guide.
Good Book Guide
'A boss crime novel ... as hard boiled as the contents of an egg salad sandwich' Mark Timlin, Independent on Sunday.
Independent on Sunday