Fat Ollie's Book: A Novel of the 87th Precinct
によって
Ed McBain
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Romance
Mystery
Thriller & Suspense
+3
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形式
ハードカバー
ページ数
288
言語
英語
公開されました
Dec 24, 2002
出版社
Simon & Schuster
版
First Edition
ISBN-10
0743202708
ISBN-13
9780743202701
説明
In a bustling city where crime lurks around every corner, the 87th Precinct is a hub of relentless determination and grit. A local author known for his peculiar storytelling starts to weave a complex narrative that shakes up the precinct’s routine, blurring the lines between fiction and reality. At the heart of this chaos is Fat Ollie, a character whose charm and appetite for mischief bring both humor and devastation to the daily grind of the detectives.
As the precinct grapples with an unsettling murder, the detectives find themselves ensnared in a whirlwind of puzzling clues and eccentric personalities. With each passing day, they navigate through the layers of deceit and intrigue, testing their skills and resolve. The story unfolds through layers of wit and suspense, pulling readers deeper into the lives of the officers who must keep the streets safe while confronting their own demons.
McBain masterfully crafts a narrative that highlights the camaraderie and struggles within the precinct. Through the lens of humor and tragedy, this tale reveals the challenges of policing in an urban landscape, amplifying the human experience amid the chaos of crime and creativity. The interplay between the characters and the captivating plot twists keeps readers engaged, ensuring they are invested in the outcome of both the case and the lives entwined within it.
As the precinct grapples with an unsettling murder, the detectives find themselves ensnared in a whirlwind of puzzling clues and eccentric personalities. With each passing day, they navigate through the layers of deceit and intrigue, testing their skills and resolve. The story unfolds through layers of wit and suspense, pulling readers deeper into the lives of the officers who must keep the streets safe while confronting their own demons.
McBain masterfully crafts a narrative that highlights the camaraderie and struggles within the precinct. Through the lens of humor and tragedy, this tale reveals the challenges of policing in an urban landscape, amplifying the human experience amid the chaos of crime and creativity. The interplay between the characters and the captivating plot twists keeps readers engaged, ensuring they are invested in the outcome of both the case and the lives entwined within it.