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When Old Men Die A Truman Smith Mystery
In Texas, the retired private investigator, Truman Smith, is asked by a friend to find a missing homeless man. A journey among the indigent population of Galveston Island by the author of Gator Kill.
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- "In Texas, the retired private investigator, Truman Smith, is asked by a friend to find a missing homeless man. A journey among the indigent population of Galveston Island by the author of Gator Kill."@en
- "In Texas, the retired private investigator, Truman Smith, is asked by a friend to find a missing homeless man. A journey among the indigent population of Galveston Island by the author of Gator Kill."
- "Truman "Tru" Smith is a PI who'd rather be reading Faulkner or fishing on his beloved Galveston Island than solving mysteries, so when his friend Dino asks for help, Tru at first demurs. With some not-very-subtle arm twisting, Dino finally persuades Tru to investigate the disappearance of Old Harry, a homeless vagrant whom Dino and his family have "adopted.""@en