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Good Junk

Cliff St. James, Book 2

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Good Junk

Written by: Ed Kovacs
Narrated by: David Marantz
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Cliff St. James returns to a Post-Katrina New Orleans to take on another case in Ed Kovac's Good Junk, this wonderful action-packed follow-up to Storm Damage.

While wrestling with guilt over having accidentally killed a mixed martial arts opponent in a sparring session, private detective Cliff St. James returns to New Orleans and finds himself assisting the police in an investigation of the murder of a U.S. government “black projects” engineer. St. James quickly uncovers "The Buyers Club", a murky network of seedy arms dealers and foreign intelligence agents purchasing state-of-the-art weaponry and high technology, perhaps abetted by elements of the U.S. government.

As members of the Buyers Club start turning up dead, St. James fights for his life and sanity as he struggles to solve the murders and undermine a treacherous espionage conspiracy.

©2012 Ed Kovacs (P)2012 Audible, Inc.
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"With so many twists and turns, even the most devoted noir fan may wish they had a map. But it's well worth trying to find the way." (Kirkus Reviews)
"Outstanding... powerful prose that evokes a city still struggling to recover its infrastructure and identity elevates this well beyond most other contemporary PI novels." (Publisher's Weekly)
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