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Smart Moves

A Toby Peters Mystery, Book 12

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Smart Moves

De : Stuart M. Kaminsky
Lu par : Stephen Bowlby
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A dentist dangles from the window of a swanky Park Avenue hotel, while Toby Peters, a Los Angeles detective who's very far from home, clutches the man by his jacket, which is tearing slowly, stitch by stitch. Across the room, a dead man lies on the bed, his killer pounding on the hotel room door, which sounds like it's going to give way as quickly as the dentist's jacket. Somehow, this entire mess is Albert Einstein's fault.

Two nefarious groups have been threatening the great physicist. One is a ring of blackmailers who claim to have evidence that he has been passing nuclear secrets to Russia. The other, a gang of Nazi assassins intent on doing away with one of the most famous threats to the Third Reich. Einstein hires Toby Peters to solve both problems, his life dependent on Peters being smarter, at least in this case, than he is.

©1986 Stuart Kaminsky (P)2014 HighBridge Company
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"Kaminsky has such a good time writing, and he so loves the period, that the listener is swept along willy-nilly." ( The New York Times Book Review)
"If you like your mysteries Sam Spade tough, with tongue-in-cheek and a touch of the theatrical, then the Toby Peters series is just your ticket." ( Houston Chronicle)
"Kaminsky has a delightfully original mind, enriching - rather than just borrowing from - an old literary form." ( Los Angeles Times)
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