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by: Earl W. Emerson
Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.54
EAN: 9780688067700
ISBN: 0688067700
Label: William Morrow & Co
Manufacturer: William Morrow & Co
Number Of Pages: 285
Publication Date: 1987-02
Publisher: William Morrow & Co
Sales Rank: 2409593
Studio: William Morrow & Co
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Product Description:
When Fred Pugsley receives a dead rattlesnake in the mail, ex-Seattle cop Thomas Black and his friend, lawyer Kathy Birchfield, are called in to investigate. But when they get there, Fred is dead, and his stunned wife sits huddled in the kitchen, clutching a tool used on racing bicycles -- the murder weapon. But the wife says she's innocent, and suddenly there are plenty of other suspects. Just as Seattle stages its own Mardi Gras, Black is getting ready for a wild blow-out of his own . . .
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Rating:  - Fast Service
Thank you for sending my book so promptly. It arrived when you said it would and was in very good condition for a used book.
Rating:  - Fat Tuesday
Fat Tuesday is the fourth Thomas Black novel by Earl Emerson. When Black and his friend, lawyer Kathy Birchfield go to meet with Fred Pugsley, they find him dead in a pool of blood. His wife, Maggie is found holding the murder weapon, a bicycle sprocket remover. The police think Maggie killed him because of Fred's numerous affairs. Another prime suspect is Eric Castle, a cycler and former co-worker of Pugsley at Micro Darlings, a manufacturer of computer games. There are other suspects who may ... Read More
Rating: - Very Entertaining Book
Fat Tuesday was my introduction to Earl Emerson and I intend to read all of his books. Fat Tuesday was funny, refreshing, and I found it to be a great page turner. Wonderful characters. The plot I didn't figure out. I enjoyed this book very much.
Rating: - Can't put it down
A very fast paced, cleverly written suspense novel. The protagonist is one you will find interesting and will want to garnish your trust. You will read this book in less than a week. Kudos.
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