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Norman Green

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    Catching The Deuce
    Shooting Dr. Jack
    The Last Gig
    Sick Like That
    • Sick Like That

      • 352 pages
      • 13 hours of reading

      Featuring a tough and edgy heroine, this sequel introduces a unique perspective on the hardboiled female private investigator trope in crime fiction. Readers can expect a fresh narrative filled with grit and complexity as the protagonist navigates the challenges of her world, setting it apart from traditional stories in the genre.

      Sick Like That
    • The Last Gig

      • 352 pages
      • 13 hours of reading

      Alessandra Martillo emerges as a compelling new figure in crime fiction, embodying the toughness and complexity of classic private investigators. With her streetwise demeanor and fearless nature, she navigates a gritty world, showcasing a blend of intelligence and a sometimes ruthless edge. Norman Green introduces a fresh perspective on the genre with this strong female lead, promising an engaging and edgy narrative.

      The Last Gig
    • Shooting Dr. Jack

      • 304 pages
      • 11 hours of reading
      3.5(55)Add rating

      Set against the gritty backdrop of Brooklyn's Troutman Street, the story follows three men navigating a world steeped in violence and despair. Amidst the chaos of a junkyard, they embark on a quest for redemption, confronting their pasts and the harsh realities of their environment. The narrative explores themes of survival, hope, and the struggle for a better life in a place where dreams often fade.

      Shooting Dr. Jack
    • Catching The Deuce

      • 176 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      The story follows thirteen-year-old Cheo Hernandez, a talented baseball player living in The Bronx with his mother. His life takes a turn when Pelios, a recently released convict linked to a mob murder, arrives in the neighborhood. With rumors of hidden treasure swirling around Pelios, his sudden disappearance casts suspicion on Cheo and his friend, City Island Pete. As the boys navigate the dangers of their environment, they must confront both the challenges of adolescence and the perilous situation that has unfolded around them.

      Catching The Deuce
    • Mit 2 Millionen Dollar Beute in der Hinterhand und seinem fünfjährigen Sohn auf dem Beifahrersitz will Mohammed, alias Manny Williams, eine Zeit lang im idyllischen Maine untertauchen. Die großen Augen des kleinen Nicky helfen Mo, freundschaftliche Beziehungen zur Landbevölkerung anzuknüpfen, und die Sehnsucht, Wurzeln zu schlagen, keimt in ihm auf. Doch der Start in ein neues Leben ist schwierig, wenn die New Yorker Polizei und ein paar der dunkelsten Gestalten Brooklyns hinter einem her sind.

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