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2012 · الإنجليزية · غلاف صلب · 7 طبعات
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Junior Bender is not your ordinary burglar; he possesses a unique talent for navigating the chaotic world of crime. While most would see his profession as a life of shadows, Junior brings a certain finesse to his job, often leaving a light-hearted touch amidst the mischief. His knack for slipping in and out of homes undetected is renowned, but what truly sets him apart is his ability to uncover the hidden secrets that dwell within the walls he infiltrates.

As he faces the shifting tides of his precarious lifestyle, Junior is drawn into a web of intrigue that challenges his skills more than ever before. The stakes heighten as he finds himself entwined in the darker side of Los Angeles, where danger lurks in every corner. With cleverly crafted plots and engaging character interactions, the narrative unfolds like a briskly written screenplay, filled with twists that keep the reader guessing.

Throughout his latest endeavor, Junior must rely not just on his dexterity but also on his sharp wit and street-savvy instincts, discovering that some jobs can be far more perilous than they appear. He navigates the underworld with humor and charm, but every heist comes with the risk of encountering adversaries who don’t play by the same rules.

Timothy Hallinan expertly blends suspense and comedy, offering a glimpse into Junior's world that is both thrilling and relatable. His journey unveils the complexities of crime and loyalty, challenging traditional notions of morality in an ever-evolving landscape of corruption and camaraderie. As Junior Bender cracks cases and confronts consequences, readers are treated to a delightful mystery that invites them to join him on his escapades.

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تنسيق غلاف صلب
صفحات 356 صفحات
لغة الإنجليزية
منشور يناير 1, 2012
الناشر Soho Crime
الطبعة 1St Edition
الطبعات 7 طبعات
رقم ISBN-10 1616952741
رقم ISBN-13 9781616952747
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