Set against the backdrop of newspapers and city politics, this installment follows detective John Denson as he navigates a gritty landscape filled with corruption, blackmail, and the underbelly of urban life. The narrative combines elements of crime and social commentary, exploring the complexities of morality in a tough and lusty world. Denson's character offers a unique perspective on the challenges faced in both his professional and personal life.
Richard Hoyt Libros
January 1, 1941
Este autor, un exagente de contrainteligencia y periodista, crea misterios y thrillers cautivadores que profundizan en tramas intrincadas y escenarios llenos de suspense. Su amplia experiencia otorga una autenticidad única a sus narrativas, explorando complejas motivaciones humanas en entornos de alto riesgo. Con un agudo sentido del detalle y un dominio magistral del ritmo, sus obras involucran constantemente a los lectores, atrayéndolos a mundos de espionaje e intriga. Su destreza narrativa ha obtenido un reconocimiento significativo, consolidando su reputación como una voz importante en la ficción criminal contemporánea.
Siskiyou
- 304 páginas
- 11 horas de lectura
John Denson, private investigator, goes to Oregon's North Umpqua River to fish trout, but instead finds himself caught up in a net of international intelligence agents and academics. It all starts when the naked body of a girl with a bullet hole between her eyes goes rushing past Denson in the rapids. He embarks on a search to find the girl's identity and bring her killer to justice. Strange clues lead to three more corpses, bringing the body-count to four - and only the Siskiyou Two-Step saves Denson from being the fifth...
The story follows private investigator John Denson as he teams up with the captivating Pamela Yew to track down a dangerous pimp. As they delve deeper into the case, Denson becomes ensnared in a complex web of deception, where targets constantly shift and stakes rise, challenging his skills and instincts.
Cool Runnings - Polit-Thriller - bk1541; Ullstein Verlag; Richard Hoyt; pocket_book; 1987
Castros Coup.
- 210 páginas
- 8 horas de lectura
Privatdetektiv John Denson wird von einer attraktiven Kollegin um Hilfe gebeten, um einen grausamen Zuhälter zu fangen. Er erkennt jedoch zu spät, dass er nur als Lockvogel benutzt wird und es um mehr als nur die Verhaftung eines Mörders geht. Ein witziger Debütroman, der die Tradition des "private eye"-Thrillers fortführt.
