Spotted: Murder in the Irish Channel by Greg Herren, Hares & Hyenas bookshop, Melbourne
Murder in the Irish Channel by Greg Herren
Hares & Hyenas bookshop, Melbourne, Australia
(spotter: Gillian Rodger)
Murder in the Irish Channel (Chanse Macleod Mysteries) by Greg Herren
Paperback: 288 pages
Publisher: Bold Strokes Books (December 20, 2011)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 160282584X
ISBN-13: 978-1602825840
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It begins as a simple missing persons case-a young MMA fighter's mother has mysteriously disappeared. But as New Orleans private eye Chanse MacLeod starts digging around, he discovers that she is the leader of a group fighting the powerful Archdiocese of New Orleans over the closing of two churches. As the trail leads from corrupt church officials to powerful real estate developers to the world of cage fighting, Chanse soon realizes there are a lot of powerful people who want to make sure she stays gone-and don't have a problem with getting rid of a pesky gay private eye.
Hares & Hyenas, Melbourne's queer bookshop is set off Brunswick Street in the heart of Spanishtown at 63 Johnston Street, Fitzroy. With a huge range of fiction and non-fiction titles, coffee table books, erotica, DVDs, cards and the latest magazines from around the world, as well as tickets to all the main queer events, Hares & Hyenas is the one-stop shop for all your queer reading and entertainment needs.
Website: http://www.hares-hyenas.com.au/
Hares & Hyenas bookshop, Melbourne, Australia
(spotter: Gillian Rodger)
Murder in the Irish Channel (Chanse Macleod Mysteries) by Greg Herren
Paperback: 288 pages
Publisher: Bold Strokes Books (December 20, 2011)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 160282584X
ISBN-13: 978-1602825840
Amazon: Murder in the Irish Channel
Amazon Kindle: Murder in the Irish Channel
It begins as a simple missing persons case-a young MMA fighter's mother has mysteriously disappeared. But as New Orleans private eye Chanse MacLeod starts digging around, he discovers that she is the leader of a group fighting the powerful Archdiocese of New Orleans over the closing of two churches. As the trail leads from corrupt church officials to powerful real estate developers to the world of cage fighting, Chanse soon realizes there are a lot of powerful people who want to make sure she stays gone-and don't have a problem with getting rid of a pesky gay private eye.
Hares & Hyenas, Melbourne's queer bookshop is set off Brunswick Street in the heart of Spanishtown at 63 Johnston Street, Fitzroy. With a huge range of fiction and non-fiction titles, coffee table books, erotica, DVDs, cards and the latest magazines from around the world, as well as tickets to all the main queer events, Hares & Hyenas is the one-stop shop for all your queer reading and entertainment needs.
Website: http://www.hares-hyenas.com.au/