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Pretty Girl Gone by David Housewright (2006, Hardcover)
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Rushmore "Mac" McKenzie has a lot of old girlfriends, but only one went on to marry the current governor of the state of Minnesota. Lindsay says its an outright lie, but the truth lies buried decades in the past in the small town where the governor grew up.
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Product Identifiers
PublisherSt. Martin's Press
ISBN-100312348290
ISBN-139780312348298
eBay Product ID (ePID)50810773
Product Key Features
Book TitlePretty Girl Gone
Number of Pages288 Pages
LanguageEnglish
TopicMystery & Detective / Hard-Boiled, Mystery & Detective / Private Investigators
Publication Year2006
GenreFiction
AuthorDavid Housewright
Book SeriesTwin Cities P. I. Mac Mckenzie Novels Ser.
FormatHardcover
Dimensions
Item Height1 in
Item Weight15.3 Oz
Item Length8.3 in
Item Width5.8 in
Additional Product Features
Intended AudienceTrade
LCCN2006-041706
Dewey Edition22
ReviewsPraise for David Housewright and the Mac McKenzie Crime Novels Tin City "This is a novel about going after the right guy for the wrong reasons, and the wrong guy for the right reasons. It's got twists and double-crosses, exciting car chases and gun battles, leavened by plenty of laughs---a noirish novel with emphasis on the ish." ---The Boston Globe "An amiable and appealing novel." ---The Washington Post "David Housewright's second Rushmore McKenzie crime novel is as enthralling as the first." ---The Dallas Morning News A Hard Ticket Home "An amiable throwback to Marlowe/Archer. Housewright has a keeper in McKenzie---tough, smart, and sufficiently flawed to be entirely likable." ---Kirkus Reviews "A true son of Spenser." ---Publishers Weekly "Captivating. A series worth watching." ---Booklist, Praise for David Housewright and the Mac McKenzie Crime Novels "Tin"" ""City""" " " "This is a novel about going after the right guy for the wrong reasons, and the wrong guy for the right reasons. It's got twists and double-crosses, exciting car chases and gun battles, leavened by plenty of laughs---a noirish novel with emphasis on the ish." "---The ""Boston"" Globe" "An amiable and appealing novel." "---The ""Washington"" Post" "David Housewright's second Rushmore McKenzie crime novel is as enthralling as the first." "---The ""Dallas"" Morning News" "A Hard Ticket Home" "An amiable throwback to Marlowe/Archer. Housewright has a keeper in McKenzie---tough, smart, and sufficiently flawed to be entirely likable." "---Kirkus Reviews" "A true son of Spenser." "---Publishers Weekly" "Captivating. A series worth watching." "---Booklist", Praise for David Housewright and the Mac McKenzie Crime Novels TinCity Â"This is a novel about going after the right guy for the wrong reasons, and the wrong guy for the right reasons. It's got twists and double-crosses, exciting car chases and gun battles, leavened by plenty of laughs---a noirish novel with emphasis on the ish.Â" ---TheBostonGlobe Â"An amiable and appealing novel.Â" ---TheWashingtonPost Â"David Housewright's second Rushmore McKenzie crime novel is as enthralling as the first.Â" ---TheDallasMorning News A Hard Ticket Home Â"An amiable throwback to Marlowe/Archer. Housewright has a keeper in McKenzie---tough, smart, and sufficiently flawed to be entirely likable.Â" ---Kirkus Reviews Â"A true son of Spenser.Â" ---Publishers Weekly Â"Captivating. A series worth watching.Â" ---Booklist, Praise for David Housewright and the Mac McKenzie Crime Novels Tin City "This is a novel about going after the right guy for the wrong reasons, and the wrong guy for the right reasons. It's got twists and double-crosses, exciting car chases and gun battles, leavened by plenty of laughs---a noirish novel with emphasis on the ish." ---The Boston Globe "An amiable and appealing novel." ---The Washington Post "David Housewright's second Rushmore McKenzie crime novel is as enthralling as the first." ---The Dallas Morning News A Hard Ticket Home "An amiable throwback to Marlowe/Archer. Housewright has a keeper in McKenzie---tough, smart, and sufficiently flawed to be entirely likable." ---Kirkus Reviews "A true son of Spenser." ---Publishers Weekly "Captivating. A series worth watching." ---Booklist
Series Volume Number3
Dewey Decimal813/.54
SynopsisMac McKenzie has a lot of old girlfriends. But only one went on to marry the current governor of the state of Minnesota. The First Lady is carrying an email that contains a nasty rumour about her husband and she wants Mac to help. Mac is soon sifting through a complex web of interlocking secrets and lies., A complicated cold case threatens the political ambitions of the governor of Minnesota in this third Mac McKenzie novel from Edgar-winner David Housewright.
LC Classification NumberPS3558.O8668
