Night's Black Agents by David Armstrong
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Night's Black Agents
Summary
When Clifford Benbow paid a bargee to kill his wife's lover, he did not allow for the hit-man's inexperience precipitating a murder inquiry. The grim landscape of the industrialized Midlands of the 1930s reflects a grimmer justice in this first novel.
Night's Black Agents Summary
Night's Black Agents Reviews
'Compulsively readable' - New York Times Book Review
'Fast-moving... engrossing... Sidney Sheldon is a master at giving the public what it wants' - LA Times
About David Armstrong
David Armstrong was born in Birmingham in 1946. After leaving school at fifteen, he worked as a salesman, building labourer and lorry-driver, and sold books to the British Forces in Germany. In 1974, after taking an English degree at the University of Wales, Cardiff, he began teaching at a college of further education in Shropshire. He has two grown-up children and lives in the Welsh Borders. 'Thought for the Day' is his fourth novel.
Additional information
GOR003736914
9780006479680
0006479685
Night's Black Agents by David Armstrong
Used - Very Good
Paperback
HarperCollins Publishers
1994-09-12
184
N/A
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