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Getting Off: A Novel of Sex and Violence
Getting Off: A Novel of Sex and Violence
Getting Off: A Novel of Sex and Violence
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Getting Off: A Novel of Sex and Violence

Geschrieben von Lawrence Block

Erzählt von Lily Bask

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Mystery Writers of America Grand Master and New York Times best-selling author Lawrence Block pens gritty crime thrillers that enthrall listeners from beginning to end. Here Block, writing as Jill Emerson, spins a gripping tale of desire and the thirst for revenge. Katherine Ann Tolliver hasn't used her real name in years. She keeps a low profile as she moves from place to place, searching for all the men who got away. Once she finds them, she seduces them before evening the score.
SpracheEnglish
HerausgeberRecorded Books Audio
Erscheinungsdatum20. Sept. 2011
ISBN9781461846956
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Lawrence Block

Lawrence Block (b. 1938) is a Grand Master of the Mystery Writers of America and an internationally acclaimed New York Times bestselling author. His awards include a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Private Eye Writers of America and the Cartier Diamond Dagger Lifetime Achievement Award from the Crime Writers’ Association (UK). Although he is best known for his four main mystery series, Block explored a variety of genres, including thrillers and erotica, and developed an early following as a pulp-fiction writer under a number of pseudonyms. Born in Buffalo, New York, Block has three daughters and currently lives with his wife in New York City.

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