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    A Good Day to Die: A Novel

    By Stephen Solomita

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    Two cops hunt a serial killer, and a young blind woman fights to stay alive.

    Crossing Flatbush Avenue is never easy, and for Lorraine Cho, it's the most dangerous part of her day. Her job as a medical report transcriber is on the other side of Flatbush -- and Lorraine was blinded in an accident several years ago. She is waiting to cross one evening when a stranger offers to help. Just before they reach the safety of the sidewalk, Lorraine's benefactor shoves her into the back of a van and speeds away.

    Across town at police headquarters, Roland Means toils in purgatory. A street cop with a violent streak, he's on ice in the ballistics lab, waiting while the New York Police Department tries to decide whether he's a psychopath or a thug. Lucky for him, a serial killer has been terrorizing New York, and Captain Vanessa Bouton needs a tough detective. Bouton wants evidence to prove a cover-up theory, and Means is willing to be cannon fodder just to get back on the street. Though neither of them knows it, Lorraine Cho's life is in their hands.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHead of Zeus
    Release dateJun 1, 2014
    ISBN9781784088484
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    A Good Day to Die: A Novel
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    Stephen Solomita

    Stephen Solomita, a former New York taxi driver, is the creator of the popular cop-turned-private-eye Stanley Moodrow, He lives in New York City.

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