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Date Posted: 22:58:29 11/19/03 Wed
Author: Mt. Healthy Mountaineer
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Adlibrand Noblesword's Hall of Warriors Review of Books: "The Bum's Rush" by G.M. Ford

Published: 1997 by Walker Publishing Company
Genre: Detective

Synopsis: Seattle detective Leo Waterman is out to solve two cases - one that's on the books and one that he's doing to satisfy his own curiosity. The official case involves a librarian who has absconded with $200,000 in library funds and a friend wants him to quickly and quietly find her before a political scandal happens. The other case involves a homeless woman and the odd fact that she has officially been pronounced dead (death certificate and all) despite the fact that she is very much alive. Why? Waterman just has to find out.

So, this is my third G.M Ford book (see the other reviews by clicking here) and like the others it is a good read. Otherwise not much exceptional for me to mention about it.

I give this book an "A-"

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