Coorparoo Blues and the Irish Fandango / Dark Passage (ePub)
(Sprache: Englisch)
Brisbane, 1943. A provincial Australian city has turned almost overnight into the main Allied staging post for the war in the Pacific. The social, sexual, and racial tensions stirred up by the arrival of tens of thousands of US troops provoke all kinds of...
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Brisbane, 1943. A provincial Australian city has turned almost overnight into the main Allied staging post for the war in the Pacific. The social, sexual, and racial tensions stirred up by the arrival of tens of thousands of US troops provoke all kinds of mayhem, and Brisbane's once quiet streets are suddenly looking pretty mean. Enter P.I. Jack Munro, a World War I veteran and ex-cop with a nose for trouble and a stubborn dedication to exposing the truth, however inconvenient it might be for those in charge. He's not always an especially good man, but he's the one you want on your side when things look bad. When Jack's hired by a knockout blonde to find her no-good missing husband, he turns over a few rocks he isn't supposed to, and the questions start to pile up, along with the bodies. Not inclined to take no for an answer, he forges on through the dockside bars, black-market warehouses, and segregated brothels of his roiling city, uncovering more than a few surprises in this murky tale based on actual events in a little-known corner of the WW2 theatre.
Autoren-Porträt von G. S. Manson
G.S. Manson, former meatpacker, barman, rock journalist, demolition man, porno salesman, roller-disco mechanic, and debt collector, now divides his time between laying down hypnotic funk grooves as half of indigenous trance band GURIGURU and trying to run an organic pecan farm. He also has no trouble walking the mean streets of his own mind as a crime writer with a uniquely Australian voice.
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- Autor: G. S. Manson
- 2012, 224 Seiten, Englisch
- Verlag: Verse Chorus Press
- ISBN-10: 1891241893
- ISBN-13: 9781891241895
- Erscheinungsdatum: 12.06.2012
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