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A Savage Place is a detective fiction novel by American writer Robert B. Parker, the 8th book in the Spenser series. The title is from the Samuel Taylor Coleridge's poem "Kubla Khan".
- Robert B. Parker
- 1981
1 nov. 1981 · A Savage Place brought Boston P.I. Spenser to early ‘80s Los Angeles. Spenser accepts a bodyguard gig in LA, protecting reporter Candy Sloan. After Candy begins digging into organized crime infiltration of a major Hollywood studio, she becomes the target of intimidation and attacks.
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- Mass Market Paperback
16 sept. 2009 · A Savage Place (The Spenser Series Book 8) Kindle Edition. TV reporter Candy Sloan has eyes the color of cornflowers and legs that stretch all the way to heaven. She also has somebody threatening to rearrange her lovely face if she keeps on snooping into charges of Hollywood racketeering.
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- Robert B. Parker
- Robert B. Parker
- 1981
1 nov. 1987 · A Savage Place (Spenser) Mass Market Paperback – November 1, 1987. TV reporter Candy Sloan has eyes the color of cornflowers and legs that stretch all the way to heaven. She also has somebody threatening to rearrange her lovely face if she keeps on snooping into charges of Hollywood racketeering.
- Dell
- $7.99
11 août 2010 · A savage place : a Spenser novel by Parker, Robert B., 1932-2010. Publication date 1981 Topics Spenser (Fictitious character), Private investigators Publisher New York : Delacorte Press/S. Lawrence Collection internetarchivebooks; delawar ...
1 févr. 2000 · A Savage Place: A Spenser Novel. Hardcover – February 1, 2000. TV reporter Candy Sloan has eyes the color of cornflowers and legs that stretch all the way to heaven. She also has somebody threatening to rearrange her lovely face if she keeps on snooping into charges of Hollywood racketeering.
- Robert B. Parker
About A Savage Place. TV reporter Candy Sloan has eyes the color of cornflowers and legs that stretch all the way to heaven. She also has somebody threatening to rearrange her lovely face if she keeps on snooping into charges of Hollywood racketeering.
