A robbery ends in murder, the killers claim to be terrorists, and the only co-operative witness fears for his life. Police officer Matt Payne knew the dangers of his profession - but he never thought that he himself would need protection.
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W.E.B. Griffin is the author of six bestselling series.
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The Day After New Year's Day Reception given by Taddeus Czernich, who was the police commissioner of the City of Philadelphia, was considered by Staff Inspector Peter F. Wohl as a lousy idea whose time had unfortunately come. Read the first page
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The Day After New Year's Day Reception given by Taddeus Czernich, who was the police commissioner of the City of Philadelphia, was considered by Staff Inspector Peter F. Wohl as a lousy idea whose time had unfortunately come. Read the first page
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The continuing adventures with Matt Payne, Peter Wohl and associates. I thought that this installment moved quickly, a fast read with enough suspense and excitement to keep me going. I enjoy the character development, this author's strength.The murder of a police officer in the previous book remains annoyingly unsolved. I am disappointed by Griffin's frequent use of racial epithets in this episode. Granted, he attempts to be an equal opportunity offender by labeling the mayor the Dago and Peckach the Polack, but those usages did not come near the number of "schwartzer" (and worse)references. However offensive, it is not enough to keep me from moving on to book five.
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Well, nothing really happens in the book. Just when a story seems to be developing, the author goes in a completely different direction and introduces about two hundred new characters. And this pattern goes on and on...
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Well, nothing really happens in the book. Just when a story seems to be developing, the author goes in a completely different direction and introduces about two hundred new characters. And this pattern goes on and on... If you are into police stories, Laurance Sanders is a much better choice.
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I just finished this book and can't wait to get to the next story. The characters and settings are so realist it feels as though I am right there in the offices and cars with... Read more
Published on Sep 14 1998
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Nothing much happens but who cares.
How nice to read a book of this genre which deals with little more than the development of interesting characters. No superfluous details either. Read more
Published on Jan 31 1998 by nollaig@Juno.com
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