What are the odds of two people on this list reading a
32-year-old book in the same month? I sorted through boxes
and boxes of my husband's books that he acquired as "boxes of
books" at flea markets a decade ago and found this, a Gores,
and a handful of soft-boiled crime fiction titles like
Kienzle.
And I liked this quite lean book
better than later books in the series I've read. Joy
Ed Lynskey wrote:
>I just finished reading BR, Joy. I liked the non-DNA
solution.
> McBain uses a conversational prose style,
approachable for me.
in response to my:
>> I recently read *Blood Relatives* (1975), which
was pretty much a
>> strict
>> pre-DNA police procedural in comparison with
later 87th Precinct books
>> I've
>> read.
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