john wasowicz (37 résultats)

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Etat : Fair. Signed Copy . Inscribed by author on front endpage. Dampstained. (thrillers, spy fiction).

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Paperback. Etat : New.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. As the Washington D.C. area prepares to celebrate the Fourth of July, a mob of malcontents assembles along the George Washington Parkway running adjacent the Potomac River from the south end of Old Town Alexandria to the circle at Mount Vernon.As the mob assembles, attorney Mo Katz is investigating the mysterious death of John "Jack" Smith (alias The Jack of Hearts) at River Pointe, a historic mansion located along the parkway. Smith, a former CIA spook, had just been released from the penitentiary after serving time for the murder of his ex-wife.Katz, who played a role in putting Smith behind bars, now seeks to solve the questionable circumstances behind Smith's death and determine whether Smith died by suicide or murder.Reports surface that the mob moving down the parkway is planning to assassinate U.S. Senator Abe Lowenstein, who is scheduled to give a Fourth of July speech at the circle. Abe Lowenstein, an unabashed liberal, is impersonating George Washington during the 250th celebration of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.In response to the reports of an attempted assassination, patriots from nearby neighborhoods rush to strategic points along the parkway to stop the angry mob.Interactions between the two groups take place at the famous stone bridge, the tunnel at Ft. Hunt Park, and the knoll at Cedar Ridge.The mayhem that unfolds at the circle results in the venue being renamed Patriots Circle.With assistance from an entourage of crime busters, Mo Katz discovers the link between the death of the King of Hearts and the assault along the parkway. On the Fourth of July, patriotic citizens confront a menacing mob along the George Washington Parkway while Mo Katz races to identify the sinister force inciting the mayhem and discover the link between the mob's actions and amysterious death on the grounds of a Potomac River mansion. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Etat : New.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. "Spite House," book seven of the Old Town mystery series, continues the series begun by John Adam Wasowicz in 2017 with "Daingerfield Island," which introduced readers to attorney Mo Katz and his entourage of crime solvers.Katz, now returned to private practice after service as U.S. Attorney, accepts the case of Roxie Neele, a local cremudgeon who lives in a 'spite house, ' one of a handful of tiny structures built in Old Town in the 1800s to "spite" the neighbors.Roxie stands accused of murdering her neighbor Trudy Vine with a poison cupcake.Roxie's case unfolds against the backdrop of the ongoing killing spree of Rose Bud, a serial killer who terrorizes the community.Unknown to others, Roxie has elicited Mo's support in an effort to end Rose Bud's reign of terror. She believes that only Mo Katz possesses the legal acumen to spin a defense to catch a criminal in an unrelated case.Once Mo discerns Roxie's motivation, the twosome unite in a spirited effort to expose the serial killer, who is hiding in plain sight."Spite House" combines courtroom scenes with a fast-paced narrative set in Old Town. The story culminates as Rose Bud -- whose identity has been revealed -- seeks to punish Roxie and Mo for unmasking him by burning down the spite house."Spite House" is a continuation of the series based in Old Town Alexandria. Along with Mo Katz, the series features Deputy Police Chief Sherry Stone, private investigator Curtis Santana, legal researcher Mai Lin, city prosecutor David Reese, social worker Abby Snowe, and U.S. Senator Abraham Lowenstein.Additional titles in the series include "Jones Point" (2019), "Slaters Lane" (2020), "Roaches Run" (2021), Gadsby's Corner" (2022), and "Hazel Falls" (2023). "Spite House," book seven of the Old Town mystery series, finds Roxie Neele, a local cremudgeon, accused of murdering Trudy Vine with a poison cupcake. Roxie seeks aid from defense attorney Mo Katz. Meanwhile, a serial murderer nicknamed Rose Bud prowls the streets for more victims. Unknown to others, Roxie is using Mo to catch Rose Bud! Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Softcover. Etat : As New. 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 236 pages.

Paperback. Etat : New.

Etat : Very Good. Signed Copy . Inscribed by author on front endpage.

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Etat : As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. As the Washington D.C. area prepares to celebrate the Fourth of July, a mob of malcontents assembles along the George Washington Parkway running adjacent the Potomac River from the south end of Old Town Alexandria to the circle at Mount Vernon.As the mob assembles, attorney Mo Katz is investigating the mysterious death of John "Jack" Smith (alias The Jack of Hearts) at River Pointe, a historic mansion located along the parkway. Smith, a former CIA spook, had just been released from the penitentiary after serving time for the murder of his ex-wife.Katz, who played a role in putting Smith behind bars, now seeks to solve the questionable circumstances behind Smith's death and determine whether Smith died by suicide or murder.Reports surface that the mob moving down the parkway is planning to assassinate U.S. Senator Abe Lowenstein, who is scheduled to give a Fourth of July speech at the circle. Abe Lowenstein, an unabashed liberal, is impersonating George Washington during the 250th celebration of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.In response to the reports of an attempted assassination, patriots from nearby neighborhoods rush to strategic points along the parkway to stop the angry mob.Interactions between the two groups take place at the famous stone bridge, the tunnel at Ft. Hunt Park, and the knoll at Cedar Ridge.The mayhem that unfolds at the circle results in the venue being renamed Patriots Circle.With assistance from an entourage of crime busters, Mo Katz discovers the link between the death of the King of Hearts and the assault along the parkway. On the Fourth of July, patriotic citizens confront a menacing mob along the George Washington Parkway while Mo Katz races to identify the sinister force inciting the mayhem and discover the link between the mob's actions and amysterious death on the grounds of a Potomac River mansion. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Etat : New.