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Saturday's child : the first Cal Innes novel

Cal Innes is fresh out of prison and ducking a past muddied with ties to local gang lord "Uncle" Morris Tiernan. But when Tiernan finds out Innes is working as an unlicensed PI and calls in a favor Innes doesn't owe, Innes is thrust into a cat-and-mouse game with Tiernans psychotic son, Mo. Ordered to track down a rogue casino dealer who's absconded with a hefty chunk of cash, Innes finds that the case points north to Newcastle. With Tiernans son on his tail and a Manchester cop determined to put Innes back in jail, Saturdays child has to work hard to keep living.

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  • "Cal Innes is fresh out of prison and ducking a past muddied with ties to local gang lord "Uncle" Morris Tiernan. But when Tiernan finds out Innes is working as an unlicensed PI and calls in a favor Innes doesn't owe, Innes is thrust into a cat-and-mouse game with Tiernans psychotic son, Mo. Ordered to track down a rogue casino dealer who's absconded with a hefty chunk of cash, Innes finds that the case points north to Newcastle. With Tiernans son on his tail and a Manchester cop determined to put Innes back in jail, Saturdays child has to work hard to keep living."@en
  • "It's criminal up north. Cal Innes is fresh out of Strangeways, playing PI and running from a past muddied with ties to local gang lord 'Uncle' Morris Tiernan. When Tiernan tells him to track down a rogue casino dealer who's absconded with a hefty chunk of cash, Innes is thrust into a cat-and-mouse game with Tiernan's psychotic son. Finding the thief proves potentially fatal as the case points north to Newcastle and the sordid truth threatens to put blood on his hands. With Tiernan's son on his tail, and a Manchester cop determined to put Innes back on the spurs. "Saturday's child" definitely has to work hard to keep living."@en
  • "Working as an unlicensed PI after getting out of prison, Cal Innes finds himself reluctantly working for a former associate, local gang lord "Uncle" Morris, when he is ordered to track down a rogue casino dealer who has absconded with a fortune."@en
  • "The first novel in Ray Banks's highly acclaimed Cal Innes series. Cal Innes is fresh out of Strangeways, playing PI and running from a past muddied with ties to local ganglord Uncle Morris Tiernan. When Tiernan tells him to track down a rogue casino dealer who's absconded with a hefty chunk of cash, Innes is thrust into a cat-and-mouse game with Tiernan's psychotic son. Finding the thief proves potentially fatal as the case points north to Newcastle and the sordid truth threatens to put blood on his hands. With Tiernan's son on his tail, and a Manchester cop determined to put Innes back."@en
  • "Callum Innes, recently released from prison, works as an unlicensed PI in Manchester, England. His brother, Declan, has gone home to Edinburgh to kick his heroin habit, and Innes is determined to stay straight this time as well. Morris Tiernan, local crime boss and Innes's former employer, however, insists that he complete one final job: tracking down the blackjack dealer who has disappeared with Tiernan's 16-year-old daughter, Alison, and a sizable chunk of his money. Complicating matters is Tiernan's son, Morris Junior (or Mo), a psychotic speed freak, who vows to overthrow his father's underworld reign. Mo despises Innes, envies the respect his father gives him and decides to show them both what he's really capable of.--From Amazon."

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  • "Mystery fiction"@en
  • "Mystery fiction"
  • "Powieść angielska"@pl
  • "Fiction"
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Electronic books"@en
  • "Noir fiction"@en
  • "Noir fiction"
  • "Ausgabe"

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  • "Saturday's child : the first Cal Innes novel"@en
  • "Saturday's Child a Cal Innes Novel"@en
  • "Sobotnie dziecko"@pl
  • "Sobotnie dziecko"
  • "Saturday's child"
  • "Saturday's child"@en

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