Londongrad: an Artie Cohen Mystery Paperback - 2010
by Nadelson, Reggie
From the publisher
In a playground in Brooklyn, Artie Cohen is led to a dead girl tiedup in duct tape on a children's swing. He soon realizes the killermurdered the wrong girl--the intended victim was his best friend TolyaSverdloff's daughter, who soon meets a similar fate. ArtieCohen--Russan-born New York police detective--is drawn inexorably from NewYork to London and ultimately to Moscow in pursuit of the killer. There, already in over his head, Artie uncovers a painful truth about his pastthat puts Tolya's life in the balance.
Details
- Title Londongrad: an Artie Cohen Mystery
- Author Nadelson, Reggie
- Binding Paperback
- Edition Reprint
- Pages 400 Pages
- Publisher Walker & Company, New York, New York
- Date 2010-09
- ISBN 9780802777904
About the author
A journalist and documentary filmmaker, Reggie Nadelson is the author of seven previous Artie Cohen novels: Fresh Kills, Red Hook, Disturbed Earth, Red Hot Blues, Hot Poppies, Bloody London, and Sex Dolls. Comrade Rockstar, her biography of Dean Reed, the American emigre who became the biggest rock star in the Soviet Union, is under option to Tom Hanks. Born in Greenwich Village, Nadelson now lives in downtown Manhattan.
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