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Mystery Writers of America presents Manhattan mayhem, new stories from Lee Child, Thomas H. Cook, Jeffery Deaver, Margaret Maron, T. Jefferson Parker, S.J. Rozan and 12 others ; edited by and featuring an original story from Mary Higgins Clark

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Mystery Writers of America presents Manhattan mayhem, new stories from Lee Child, Thomas H. Cook, Jeffery Deaver, Margaret Maron, T. Jefferson Parker, S.J. Rozan and 12 others ; edited by and featuring an original story from Mary Higgins Clark

Language

eng

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fiction

Main title

Mystery Writers of America presents Manhattan mayhem

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Oclc number

898163382

Responsibility statement

new stories from Lee Child, Thomas H. Cook, Jeffery Deaver, Margaret Maron, T. Jefferson Parker, S.J. Rozan and 12 others ; edited by and featuring an original story from Mary Higgins Clark

Series statement

BrillianceAudio on compact disc

Summary

Take a crime-filled tour of Manhattan with this collection of all-new mystery stories

Table Of Contents

The five-dollar dress / Mary Higgins Clark in Union Square -- White rabbit / Julie Hyzy in Central Park -- The picture of the lonely diner / Lee Child in the Flatiron District -- Three little words / Nancy Pickard on the Upper West Side -- Damage control / Thomas H. Cook in Hell's Kitchen -- The day after victory / Brendan DuBois in Times Square -- Serial benefactor / Jon L. Breen in the Empire State Building -- Trapped! / Ben H. Winters in Chelsea -- Wall Street rodeo / Angela Zeman on Wall Street -- Copycats / N.J. Ayres in Alphabet City -- Red-headed stepchild / Margaret Maron on the Upper East Side -- Sutton death overtime / Judith Kelman on Sutton Place -- Dizzy and Gillespie / Persia Walker in Harlem -- Me and Mikey / T. Jefferson Parker in Little Italy -- Evermore / Justin Scott on the Hudson River -- Chin Yong-Yun makes a shiddach / S.J. Rozan in Chinatown -- The baker of Bleecker Street / Jeffery Deaver in Greenwich Village

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Manhattan mayhem

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