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The last thing that Chicago Police Detective Paul Turner wants to do on New Year's Day is investigate a murder. But when the body is that of a conservative, homophobic judge and it is found outside a popular gay nightclub, the task takes on a new urgency for him. Now Turner must unravel the threads connecting the unlikely victim to his unsuspected murder scene-and look for answers in the most unusual places.
Format:Paperback
Language:English
ISBN:0312187653
ISBN13:9780312187651
Release Date:May 1998
Publisher:Griffin
Length:211 Pages
Weight:0.65 lbs.
Dimensions:0.7" x 5.5" x 8.3"
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Fiction Gay Literature & Fiction Mystery Mystery, Thriller & Suspense Police ProceduralsCustomer Reviews
3 ratings
A good solid mystery
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 17 years ago
Detective Paul Turner and his partner, Buck Fenwick, investigate the death of a homophobic federal judge. Though he is reluctant at first, because he fears that his dislike of the man's politics will interfere with his investigation, Turner plunges in. One of the things that has bothered me about this series is that someone close to Turner usually gets in danger-- and I'm glad that's not the case here. A good solid mystery; I liked it. Neil Plakcy, author of Mahu Surfer: A Hawaiian Mystery (An Alyson Mystery)
Detective Paul Turner is gay, a hunk, and back on the job!
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 26 years ago
For those of you who have read the other mysteries by Mark Richard Zubro, this mystery should be no different. Detective Turner is back and they are searching for the murderer of a federal judge. This New Years Eve murder keeps Turner and his partner busy as they travel through the gay area of Chicago looking for the killer. It is well paced, well developed characters and an intresting plot. If you have read Zubro before you will enjoy this one as much as the others.
The best of Zubro.
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 27 years ago
Easily the best of Zubro's novels. Snappy dialogue. Good plotting. No preachy diatribes. A look into an honest friendship between two detectives, one straight, one gay. And a good swipe at the pompous judiciary. Bravo Mark. Can we expect more of this caliber
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