Bloomsday Dead by Adrian McKinty Paperback Book

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Author: Adrian McKinty

Narrator: Gerard Doyle

Format: Unabridged-CD

Publisher: Blackstone Audio Inc

Published: Mar 2007

Genre: Fiction - Mystery & Detective - Hard-boiled

Retail Price: $26.95

Discs: 9

Synopsis

The heart-stopping conclusion to the Michael Forsythe Dead Trilogy, from the author who has been dubbed Denver's 'literary equivalent of Los Angeles' Michael Connelly and who is poised to find a larger readership.

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