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Tom Golabek
Category:
Mystery/Suspense
Publisher: Ron Mahon
ISBN-10: 1480053309
Type: Fiction
Pages: 281
Copyright: February 27, 2014
Price: $4.15 (eBook)
New York City’s most violent Private Investigator, Mike Murdock, Nicknamed by the police his friends and his enemies as mad dog
Follow, the action as no-holds barred Maddog, fueled by a genuine rage against crime...busts his way through the mean streets of New York City.
New York City’s most violent Private Investigator, Mike Murdock, Nicknamed by the police his friends and his enemies as mad dog
Follow, the action as no-holds barred Maddog, fueled by a genuine rage against crime...busts his way through the mean streets of New York City. The explosion of violence is more overt than the usual detective story, and leaves little to the imagination.
Murdock describes his violent encounters with relish. Action, Murder, Sex, interwoven with mystery and suspense will keep you reading. A real page-turner!
Excerpt
Dragon looked helpless as I bent over, and reached into his pocket . Hate stretched across his face. I pulled out his wallet, latched onto a “C” note, folded it, and put it in my pocket. “You got blood on my jacket, and you’re paying for it.” I was going to give him another hoof in the mouth to try to get him to talk , but the sounds of voices were getting nearer. I unloaded Dragon’s gun, and dropped it on his bloodstained shirt. “You better be using it the next time we meet Dragon.” I regretted the move as soon as I did it. My “macho” ego was driving me, instead of my brain. I put the muscle’s guns into my pocket as reporters came scrambling in. They saw me standing over the thug with bloody torn skin on his face. I cut my way through the squawking reporters while one of them kept grabbing me, asking who I was, and what was going on. Every time I shoved him away, he came back for more. Finally, I wrapped my left hand around his pencil neck, took a step, and threw him down the hallway like a bowling ball. That made a strike with the rest of the reporters. After that, nobody asked me anything, or even followed me. Some guys just don’t understand unless it’s emphasized with some force.
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