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"Stone Barrington believes he will have a quiet dinner with his ex-partner, Dino, when they are interrupted by Billy Bob, a filthy-rich, smooth-talkin' Texan, who strolls in with the head of Ston's law firm and, unwrapping his wad of rare two-dollar bills, announces he's in town "to make money" and in need of an attorney - namely Stone - to handle his affairs."@en
"Billy Bob, a wealthy Texan, asks Stone Barrington to represent him legally. Barrington, though, is suspicious and for good reason as a prostitute ends up dead in Barrington's house and the corrupt Billy Bob disappears, leaving Barrington to deal with the case."@en
"Woods's latest winner opens with a banner week for ex-cop turned sophisticated New York lawyer Stone Barrington: he lands a $50,000 retainer from fabulously wealthy Billy Bob Barnstormer and a date with a beautiful, blonde U.S. Attorney for New York, Tiffany Baldwin. The date with Tiffany pans out, but his relationship with Billy Bob sours when a dead prostitute turns up in Stone's spare bedroom, where his client has been staying. All the usual characters are on board, including CIA officer Lance Cabot and Stone's ex-partner, NYPD Lt. Dino Bacchetti. Billy Bob goes on the lam, and Stone learns that his client is also known as Rodney Peeples, a used-car dealer from San Mateo, Calif.; a CPA from Enid, Okla.; and a wanted man. Billy Bob attempts to kill him, an X-rated video of Stone and Tiff appears on the Department of Justice Web site and former long-term girlfriend Arrington Carter comes to town with her nine-year-old son, Peter. Danger mounts, but as luck would have it--and luck always has it in a Stone Barrington novel--things work out in the rather protracted end. Woods introduces a late twist that may signal a major change in Stone's life, one that will have faithful readers tuning in to the next installment of this excellent series to find out if Stone will have to curtail his man-about-town lifestyle."@en
"Reluctantly taking in a smooth-talking Texan who survives an apparent attack on his life, Manhattan attorney Stone Barrington becomes increasingly concerned about the man's credibility when a dead body is found in his own house."
"Woods's latest winner opens with a banner week for ex-cop turned sophisticated New York lawyer Stone Barrington: he lands a $50,000 retainer from fabulously wealthy Billy Bob Barnstormer and a date with a beautiful, blonde U.S. Attorney for New York, Tiffany Baldwin. The date with Tiffany pans out, but his relationship with Billy Bob sours when a dead prostitute turns up in Stone's spare bedroom, where his client has been staying."@en
"Suave Manhattan cop-turned-lawyer Stone Barrington is back on his home turf, facing doown a brilliant Southern flimflam man."
"The fun - and action - begins with what Stone believes will be a quiet dinner with his ex-partner, Dino, but they are interrupted by Billy Bob, a filthy rich Texan, who strolls in and parks himself at their table. He's in town "to make money," he says, unwrapping his wad of rare two-dollar bills, and in need of an attorney though he won't say why or when such representation will be necessary. Against his better judgment, Stone offers Billy Bob a safe haven but almost immediately begins to suspect that he's made several precipitous misjudgments. Before he knows it he is caught between a beautiful federal prosecutor and a love from his past, a con man with more aliases than hairs on his head, and a murder investigation that could ruin them all."@en
"Suave Manhattan cop-turned-lawyer Stone Barrington is back on his home turf, facing down a brilliant Southern flimflam man. The fun - and action - begins with what Stone believes will be a quiet dinner with his ex-partner, Dino. They're interrupted by Billy Bob, a filthy rich, smooth-talkin' Texan who's in town to 'make money' and is in need of an attorney - namely, Stone - though he won't say why or when. As they leave the restaurant, however, an unknown assailant shoots at them. Against his better judgment, Stone offers Billy Bob a safe haven for the night - and almost immediately begins to suspect that he's made a mistake."
""Suave Manhattan cop-turned-lawyer Stone Barrington is back on his home turf caught between a filthy rich conman-who's just become his client-and a beautiful prosecutor."--Publisher's description."
"Two-Dollar Bill delivers all the storytelling twists and whip-smart banter readers have come to love in Stuart Woods's thrillers, as suave Manhattan cop-turned-lawyer Stone Barrington is back on his home turf caught between a filthy rich conman-who's just become his client-and a beautiful prosecutor."@en
"Barrington agrees to represent a rich Texan in Manhattan to make money and is soon caught between a beautiful federal prosecutor and a past love, with a con man and a murder investigation thrown into the mix."@en
"Stone Barrington, suave Manhattan cop-turned-lawyer, faces down a brilliant Southern flimflam man passing around rare two-dollar bills."@en
"Reluctantly taking in a smooth-talking Texan who possesses a cache of rare two-dollar bills and who survives an apparent attack on his life, Manhattan attorney Stone Barrington becomes increasingly concerned about the man's credibility when a dead body is found in his own house."@en

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"Two-Dollar Bill"
"Two Dollar Bill"
"Two Dollar Bill"@en
"Two-dollar Bill [a Stone Barrington novel]"@en
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"Two dollar bill"@en
"Two Dollar Bill #11"@en
"Two-dollar bill"@en
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"Two-dollar bill : [a Stone Barrington novel]"@en
"Two dollar Bill"@en
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