Detective Jericho series by Walter Marks (#1-#2)
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Overview: Walter Marks is a novelist, playwright, and songwriter. Besides his Broadway shows — “Bajour” and “Golden Rainbow”, off-Broadway he wrote the score and book for the award winning “Langston in Harlem” (lyrics by Langston Hughes). His best known song is “I’ve Gotta be Me”, recorded by Sammy Davis, Michael Jackson, Tony Bennett, Ella Fitzgerald, among others.
He also wrote the screenplay and songs for “The Wild Party” (Merchant-Ivory Films) directed by James Ivory. He is an Emmy winner for the PBS series “Getting On.”
His current project is a musical incorporating the songs of lyricist/composer Johnny Mercer into a book show called “Accentuate the Positive.” Mr. Marks has written the libretto.
Genre: Mystery, Thriller
Death Hampton (Detective Jericho #1)
Burnt out after years of working violent cases in East Harlem, Detective Neil Jericho transfers to peaceful East Hampton. But after the mysterious disappearance of a wealthy real estate developer, Jericho is caught in a web of intrigue and lies centering around Susannah Cascadden, the missing man’s beautiful wife.
Is Susannah a calculating black widow or an innocent victim? Jericho better find out fast or the Hamptons just might be the death of him.
The Hated (Detective Jericho #1.5)
A dead body is discovered sitting on a lifeguard chair at Indian Wells beach. Across the victim’s forehead, scrawled with a felt pen, are the numbers 6-8-8-6. This mysterious clue leads Detective Jericho into the subculture of Hate, where violent crimes are committed with impunity, vicious gangs and secret organizations flourish, and disloyalty is punished by death. Has the murdered man fallen victim to these racist hate mongers? Or is something even more sinister at work?
The Battle of Jericho (Detective Jericho #2)
In the Hamptons you never know what you will find at the beach. But when a disembodied, sneaker-clad foot washes up in Montauk the residents are appropriately freaked out.
With the help of his new partner, Maria Salazar, Detective Jericho is once again on the case and while dealing with the tensions between the immigrant and Latino community and wealthy Hamptons home owners, he has to figure out if they have a serial killer on the their hands.
This complex and compelling thrilled goes beyond the glitzy surface of the Hamptons to explore the complex underbelly of a changing community.
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Requirements: Epub reader, 815 KB
Overview: Walter Marks is a novelist, playwright, and songwriter. Besides his Broadway shows — “Bajour” and “Golden Rainbow”, off-Broadway he wrote the score and book for the award winning “Langston in Harlem” (lyrics by Langston Hughes). His best known song is “I’ve Gotta be Me”, recorded by Sammy Davis, Michael Jackson, Tony Bennett, Ella Fitzgerald, among others.
He also wrote the screenplay and songs for “The Wild Party” (Merchant-Ivory Films) directed by James Ivory. He is an Emmy winner for the PBS series “Getting On.”
His current project is a musical incorporating the songs of lyricist/composer Johnny Mercer into a book show called “Accentuate the Positive.” Mr. Marks has written the libretto.
Genre: Mystery, Thriller
Death Hampton (Detective Jericho #1)
Burnt out after years of working violent cases in East Harlem, Detective Neil Jericho transfers to peaceful East Hampton. But after the mysterious disappearance of a wealthy real estate developer, Jericho is caught in a web of intrigue and lies centering around Susannah Cascadden, the missing man’s beautiful wife.
Is Susannah a calculating black widow or an innocent victim? Jericho better find out fast or the Hamptons just might be the death of him.
The Hated (Detective Jericho #1.5)
A dead body is discovered sitting on a lifeguard chair at Indian Wells beach. Across the victim’s forehead, scrawled with a felt pen, are the numbers 6-8-8-6. This mysterious clue leads Detective Jericho into the subculture of Hate, where violent crimes are committed with impunity, vicious gangs and secret organizations flourish, and disloyalty is punished by death. Has the murdered man fallen victim to these racist hate mongers? Or is something even more sinister at work?
The Battle of Jericho (Detective Jericho #2)
In the Hamptons you never know what you will find at the beach. But when a disembodied, sneaker-clad foot washes up in Montauk the residents are appropriately freaked out.
With the help of his new partner, Maria Salazar, Detective Jericho is once again on the case and while dealing with the tensions between the immigrant and Latino community and wealthy Hamptons home owners, he has to figure out if they have a serial killer on the their hands.
This complex and compelling thrilled goes beyond the glitzy surface of the Hamptons to explore the complex underbelly of a changing community.
Download Instructions:
https://www.restfilee.com/tptpljsijh4t
Mirror:
(Filehost down) http://www.centfile.com/75ycuzkpiixz