Lady Don't Fall Backwards

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Lady Don't Fall Backwards
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Book Synopsis Lady Don't Fall Backwards by : Darcy Sarto

Book excerpt: With New York in the clutches of a despicable typist dropper, only Johnny Oxford - the city's most fearless private investigator - can throw a searing, blistering spotlight on Manhattan's blackened streets. In this smashing story of gambling, gunmen and hoodlums, Darcy Sarto will thrill and excite you from start to finish.Inspired by the Hancock's Half Hour episode The Missing Page, this brand new work has been written with kind permission from the show's original writers and the BBC.


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