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A Wild and Lonely Place

Marcia Muller: A Wild and Lonely Place (UK 2015)

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An international case for Marcia Muller's popular PI Sharon McCone
Even a midlife crisis doesn't stop PI Sharon McCone from getting involved in the case of the 'Diplo Bomber', a terrorist who has maimed or killed half a dozen foreign diplomats. San Francisco homicide cop Adah Joslyn enlists McCone's help when the bomber warns that his next target will be the San Francisco-based consulate of Azad, an oil-rich Arab emirate. But it's not until McCone meets the engaging nine-year-old granddaughter of the Azad consul that she gets hooked. The case is as puzzling and frustrating as any she's worked on, taking her from San Francisco's seamy underworld to the sparkling beauty of a remote Caribbean island. And just when McCone thinks she's finally figured out who the bomber is, even she's surprised by one final, macabre twist.

Marcia Muller: A Wild and Lonely Place. A Sharon McCone Mystery. Sphere, ISBN: 9780751563429 (October, 2015), eBook, 1283 KB (ca. 340 p.), £2.99.

 

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A Wild and Lonely Place

Marcia Muller: A Wild and Lonely Place (USA 2009)

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The bestselling author of Till the Butchers Cut Him Down presents her latest mystery starring Saron McCone. Investigating a terrorist bombing at the Consulate of an Arab Emirate, Sharon is thinking only of the million-dollar-reward -- until she meets the consul general's daughter. When the girl disappears, Sharon risks everything to save her.

Marcia Muller: A Wild and Lonely Place. A Sharon McCone Mystery. Mysterious Press, ISBN: 9780446561617 (May, 2009), 942 KB (ca. 336 p.), $6.99.

 

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A Wild and Lonely Place

Marcia Muller: A Wild and Lonely Place (UK 2000)

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A number of diplomats have been the target of a vicious bombing campaign. Sharon McCone agrees to help a security firm protect their client. Behind a wall of diplomatic immunity, McCone discovers a web of intrigue, corruption and murder.

Marcia Muller: A Wild and Lonely Place. A Sharon McCone Mystery. The Women's Press, ISBN: 0704346796 (October, 2000), 336 p., £6.99.

 

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A Wild and Lonely Place

Marcia Muller: A Wild and Lonely Place (USA 1996)

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It's worth a $1 Million reward to Sharon McCone if she catches the man called the Diplo-bomber, who has set off bombs at consulates all over the U.S. Now he's in San Francisco-and that's McCone's turf. When he misses his latest target, the embassy of a small Arab emirate, McCone's on the spot-and soon discovers some disturbing things about this strange, forbidding embassy. One is the American woman kept a virtual prisoner there by her Arab mother-in-law.

The other is a mischievous, lonely nine-year-old girl who's in grave danger not only from the terrorist but also from her estranged playboy father. Went the child disappears, McCone follows her trail to a desolate Caribbean island. Here McCone's rescue mission takes her dangerously close to death and the hidden motive behind the Diplo-bomber's explosions. Now, with a child's life hanging in the balance, what McCone plans to do may either be called cold-blooded murder... or justice.

Marcia Muller: A Wild and Lonely Place. A Sharon McCone Mystery. Warner Books, ISBN: 0446603287 (July, 1996), 326 p., $6.50.

 

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A Wild and Lonely Place

Marcia Muller: A Wild and Lonely Place (USA 1995)

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in Sharon McCone, Marcia Muller has set the standard for the contemporary female hard-boiled private eye. Her maverick heroine has evolved from a 1960s idealist into a formidable criminal investigator who has not lost her deep, abiding love of San Francisco history and values. In her most action-packed novel yet, Muller sends McCone on a dangerous journey that leads from San Francisco to a secluded Caribbean isle, where family loyalty, patriotism, and secrecy stake their claim on the human heart which, as McCone knows too well, can be...

A WILD AND LONELY PLACE

For months, the embassies of oil-rich nations have been the target of an elusive terrorist known only as the Diplo-Bomber. A federal task force, which includes one of Sharon McCone's closest police contacts, is stumped - until a botched bombing attempt threatens the San Francisco consulate of Azad, a progressive Arab emirate.

At first McCone is thinking only of the $1 million reward offered by the FBI and the Azadis. But when she learns more about the consulate household, McCone suspects that someone inside the turbulent ruling family may be linked to the bombing. The Azadis' consul general is the western-educated Malika Hamid, one of only a few Muslim women to brave the world of international diplomacy. An intriguing mix of eastern traditions and modern ideas, Malika is fiercely controlling the lives of her playboy son and his beautiful, alcoholic American wife. Torn between her troubled parents is the lonely, nine-year-old Habiba, a mischievous imp of a girl who takes an immediate liking to McCone.

When little Habiba disappears, McCone follows her trail to a desolate Caribbean island that has its own brand of justice. Now McCone and her allies, including her lover, Hy Ripinsky, find themselves in an arena far larger than any they have been in so far. Here McCone is risking not only her own life but those of many others as the mission takes her dangerously close to the edge of disaster. For this is a battle that could destabilize U.S. international relations - and one in which McCone must literally fight fire with fire...

Marcia Muller: A Wild and Lonely Place. A Sharon McCone Mystery. Mysterious Press, ISBN: 0892965266 (August, 1995), 386 p., $19.95.

 

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