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Rolling Thunder: A John Ceepak Mystery

Rolling Thunder: A John Ceepak Mystery

Current price: $14.95
Publication Date: May 1st, 2012
Publisher:
Pegasus Crime
ISBN:
9781605982496
Pages:
304
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Description

"Full of unpredictable twists and turns. There's plenty of fizz in the chemistry between the two protagonists to keep the novel and the reader spinning."—Boston Globe

There’s more fireworks down the Jersey shore in Chris Grabenstein’s sixth fast-paced John Ceepak mystery Rolling Thunder. A prominent citizen suffers a heart attack on opening day of a brand new boardwalk roller coaster in the seedy seaside resort town Sea Haven, New Jersey. Initially ruled a tragic accident, it isn’t long before there are suspicious hints of foul play—especially after another dead body is discovered: a stunning young beach beauty.

Fortunately for mystery lovers, the straight-arrow cop John Ceepak and his wise-cracking young partner Danny Boyle are on the case, a detective/sidekick duo critics have compared to Rex Stout's Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin.

About the Author

Chris Grabenstein is the Anthony and Agatha Award-winning author of the critically acclaimed thrill reads Tilt A Whirl, Mad Mouse, Whack A Mole, Hell Hole, Mind Scrambler, and Rolling Thunder, plus the young adult chillers The Crossroads and The Hanging Hill. He lives in New York City.

Praise for Rolling Thunder: A John Ceepak Mystery

This series offers far more than a beach-book romp. Taut and satisfying crime fiction.

Full of unpredictable twists and turns. There’s plenty of fizz in the chemistry between the two protagonists to keep the novel and the reader spinning.

A fast-paced thrill ride with lots of twists and turns and good writing from start to finish.
— James Patterson

A fun series.
— Marilyn Stasio

Vivid local color and sharply drawn characters—especially as dramatized in the contrast between the partners’ attitudes—help make the pages fly.

Thoughtful, funny and exciting.
— Dick Adler

Briskly paced, well plotted, and narrated with a cynical humor that makes it a real joy to read.

A nearly perfect read.