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Badger games : a Detective Sergeant Mulheisen mystery
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- "The latest from masterful mystery writer Jackson, "Badger Games"--praised by the "Chicago Tribune" for "plenty of action, lots of low-key black humor, and Jackson's perfect ear for the nuances of criminal speech"--is an international cat-and-mouse game beginning in Kosovo and stretching to the mountains of Montana."
- ""Ex-freelance contractor to the Mob, Joe Service is now in the employ of the Lucani, a cadre of rogue government agents who have recently lost an operative known only as Franko. Franko, last seen in a Kosovar mountain village in the path of a drug-smuggling ring, was from Montana so Joe and his lover, Mafia princess Helen Sedlacek, head to Butte to see what they can learn."--Jacket."