Wild Wives
Aug 2014 · Hachette UK
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About this ebook
'No one writes a better crime novel than Charles Willeford' Elmore Leonard
Amoral, sexy and brutal, Wild Wives was written in a sleazy San Francisco hotel in the early 1950s while Willeford was on leave from the army. This tale of deception features crooked detective Jacob C. Blake and his nemesis: a beautiful, insane young woman who is the wife of a socially prominent San Francisco architect.
Blake becomes entangled in a web of deceit, intrigue and multiple murders in this exciting period tale.
'Mr Willeford never puts a foot wrong, and this is truly an entertainment to relish' New Yorker
Amoral, sexy and brutal, Wild Wives was written in a sleazy San Francisco hotel in the early 1950s while Willeford was on leave from the army. This tale of deception features crooked detective Jacob C. Blake and his nemesis: a beautiful, insane young woman who is the wife of a socially prominent San Francisco architect.
Blake becomes entangled in a web of deceit, intrigue and multiple murders in this exciting period tale.
'Mr Willeford never puts a foot wrong, and this is truly an entertainment to relish' New Yorker
About the author
Charles Willeford was a professional horse trainer, boxer, radio announcer and painter. He was also a highly decorated tank commander (Silver Star, Bronze Star, Purple Heart, Luxembourg Croix de Guerre) with the Third Army in the Second World War. Willeford, the author of twenty novels, created the Miami detective series featuring Hoke Moseley, which includes MIAMI BLUES, SIDESWIPE, THE WAY WE DIE NOW, and NEW HOPE FOR THE DEAD.
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