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a Brady Coyne Novel
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Current format, Book, 2007, 1st ed, Available . Offered in 0 more formatsBoston attorney Brady Coyne's peaceful life begins to unravel thanks to his old friend and client, Dalton Lancaster, who claims that he is being hounded by the Boston mob, including crime boss Paulie Russo, for a debt he does not owe but for which Brady has become responsible in the wake of Dalton's disappearance. 25,000 first printing.
Boston attorney Brady Coyne's peaceful life begins to unravel thanks to his old friend, Dalton Lancaster, who claims that he is being hounded by the Boston mob for a debt he does not owe but for which Brady has become responsible in the wake of Dalton's disappearance.
Boston attorney Brady Coyne has a generally placid life with a nice house, a stable relationship, and the occasional fishing trip with old friends. But one balmy June evening that quiet life begins to fall apart after Brady receives a frantic phone call from the son of his friend and client Dalton Lancaster. Dalt is in the emergency room, having been severely beaten by a group of thugs who warned him that he was a week to pay off his debt. Even worse, the message seems to have come from Paulie Russo, the head of the Boston mob. It turns out that it isn't actually Dalt's debt, but his son Robert's who seems to have inherited his father's gambling addiction. When Brady tries to intercede for the family, Russo's goons let him know he is holding Brady responsible for his client's obligation. Then Robert disappears, and no one seems to know whether he's fled for his life or been murdered - until the ransom demand arrives.
With his personal life undergoing its own drastic upheaval. Brady is trying to rescue Robert, and himself from a rapidly escalating situation before. It becomes deadly for all concerned.
Boston attorney Brady Coyne has a generally placid life with a nice house, a stable relationship, and the occasional fishing trip with old friends. But one balmy June evening, that quiet life begins to fall apart after Brady receives a frantic phone call from his friend and client Dalton Lancaster. Dalt is in the emergency room, having been severely beaten by a group of thugs who warned him that he has a week to pay off his debt. Even worse, the message comes directly from Paulie Russo, the head of the Boston mob. Dalt swears he has no such debt, but when Brady tries to intercede, Russo lets him know he is holding Brady responsible for his client's obligation. Then Dalt disappears and no one seems to know whether he's fled for his life or been murdered -- until the ransom demand arrives.While Brady tries to rescue Dalt, and himself, from the escalating situation, his live-in girlfriend Evie buys a one-way ticket to California to care for her dying father, leaving Brady to wonder when -- or if -- she will return.
Boston attorney Brady Coyne's peaceful life begins to unravel thanks to his old friend, Dalton Lancaster, who claims that he is being hounded by the Boston mob for a debt he does not owe but for which Brady has become responsible in the wake of Dalton's disappearance.
Boston attorney Brady Coyne has a generally placid life with a nice house, a stable relationship, and the occasional fishing trip with old friends. But one balmy June evening that quiet life begins to fall apart after Brady receives a frantic phone call from the son of his friend and client Dalton Lancaster. Dalt is in the emergency room, having been severely beaten by a group of thugs who warned him that he was a week to pay off his debt. Even worse, the message seems to have come from Paulie Russo, the head of the Boston mob. It turns out that it isn't actually Dalt's debt, but his son Robert's who seems to have inherited his father's gambling addiction. When Brady tries to intercede for the family, Russo's goons let him know he is holding Brady responsible for his client's obligation. Then Robert disappears, and no one seems to know whether he's fled for his life or been murdered - until the ransom demand arrives.
With his personal life undergoing its own drastic upheaval. Brady is trying to rescue Robert, and himself from a rapidly escalating situation before. It becomes deadly for all concerned.
Boston attorney Brady Coyne has a generally placid life with a nice house, a stable relationship, and the occasional fishing trip with old friends. But one balmy June evening, that quiet life begins to fall apart after Brady receives a frantic phone call from his friend and client Dalton Lancaster. Dalt is in the emergency room, having been severely beaten by a group of thugs who warned him that he has a week to pay off his debt. Even worse, the message comes directly from Paulie Russo, the head of the Boston mob. Dalt swears he has no such debt, but when Brady tries to intercede, Russo lets him know he is holding Brady responsible for his client's obligation. Then Dalt disappears and no one seems to know whether he's fled for his life or been murdered -- until the ransom demand arrives.While Brady tries to rescue Dalt, and himself, from the escalating situation, his live-in girlfriend Evie buys a one-way ticket to California to care for her dying father, leaving Brady to wonder when -- or if -- she will return.
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