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Death Turns a Trick
  

Death Turns a Trick (Mass Market Paperback)

by Julie Smith (Author)
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Returning from jail after being caught in a police raid while playing piano at a feminist co-op bordello, San Francisco attorney Rebecca Schwartz returns home to find the bludgeoned body of a part-time prostitute and college student. Reprint. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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5.0étoiles sur 5 I love Julie Smith and want more Rebecca Schwartz books!, Juil 13 1999
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I'm not a huge Skip Langdon fan, but I love Rebecca Schwartz and her friends! Rebecca is a feisty, Jewish feminist lawyer who narrowly escapes trouble while playing piano in a bordello one night. Murder and mayhem follow, of course. What I really like about this book (and the other Rebecca Schwartz books) are the characters. Rebecca is so real -- she's proud of her strengths, and frustrated by her weaknesses. The book is written in first person, so you get to know her quite well. I like her law partner, her journalist boyfriend, her younger sister, and the sister's out-of-work-actor boyfriend, who is also Rebecca's receptionist. The story takes place in San Fransisco, with lots of wonderful descriptions of San Fransisco scenery, happenings, and food. The Sourdough Wars ties with Death Turns a Trick as my favorite Julie Smith mystery.

Skip and New Orleans just don't do it for me, much as I've tried...I just wish that Julie Smith would write some more Rebecca Schwartz mysteries so I wouldn't have to keep re-reading the few I have!

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