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The Devil's Only Friend - Hardcover

Bartoy, Mitchell

 
9780312340896: The Devil's Only Friend

Synopsis

In 1944, when a woman to whom he is distantly connected is found murdered, threatening the reputation of powerful Lloyd dynasty of auto tycoons, Pete Caudill, a former Detroit detective, is called in to investigate, following a trail that brings him face to face with a monstrous conspiracy that threatens every level of Detroit society. 10,000 first printing.

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About the Authors

Mitchell S. Bartoy was born in Grosse Pointe, Michigan, and has lived his entire life in the Detroit area. A graduate of Wayne State University in Detroit, he has worked in various capacities for the United States Postal Service and as a college writing teacher. He lives in Troy, Michigan, with his wife and two children. The Devil’s Only Friend is his second novel. Visit his Web site at www.mitchellbartoy.com.


Mitchell S. Bartoy was born in Grosse Pointe, Michigan, and has lived his entire life in the Detroit area. A graduate of Wayne State University in Detroit, he has worked in various capacities for the United States Postal Service and as a college writing teacher. He lives in Troy, Michigan, with his wife and two children. The Devil's Only Friend is his second novel. Visit his Web site at www.mitchellbartoy.com.

From the Back Cover

Praise for Mitchell Bartoy and The Devil's Own Rag Doll

"Mitchell Bartoy's The Devil's Own Rag Doll is a first novel that's so accomplished it feels more discovered than written, as if it had turned up in the files of Black Mask magazine, a lost good book by one of the early hard-boiled pros. There's not a false or dishonest note in this knockout debut novel that's both superb social history and cop-noir with intelligence and heart."
--Washington Post

"Bartoy starts swinging from his heels on page one and never lets up throughout this relentlessly hard-boiled first novel. Bartoy gets the 1940s mood just right, and he sure knows how to throw a punch. Once he learns to box, he could be a contender."
--Booklist

"An impressive debut that will appeal to devotees of gritty crime fiction."
--Library Journal (starred review)

"The depth and sincerity that shine through . . . make this a promising debut."
--Kirkus Reviews

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