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Two thrilling detective novellas in one exciting volume!In Frank Zafiro's Hallmarks of the Job, meticulous private investigator Stanley Melvin likes to keep his work grounded in reality, not at all like the classic detective novels he has read incessantly since childhood. But his best friend and annoying neighbor Rudy quickly points out that his routine "cheater" case is rapidly taking on all of the features that Stanley steadfastly insists are mere fictional tropes of the genre. In Michael Bracken's Aloha Boys, private investigator Morris Ronald "Moe Ron" Boyette is still adjusting to his new digs above Millie's Tattoos and Piercings when a homeless woman hires him to find her missing half-brother. Searching for the young man sends Boyette through the depraved underbelly of the local university, reunites him with a mob boss best left in his past, and leads him to question everything he thought he knew about families.
Genre: Fiction / Mystery & Detective / General (fancy, right?)
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