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|pages=320
|publisher=Piatkus Books
|date=May 2007
|isbn=978-0749908263
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Brady is sitting in a bar drinking unsullied mineral water ''discarding the shabby slither of lime'', while the two beautiful girls with him Maria and Annabel sip ''what passed for margaritas in a provincial town''. So out of place, these oh-so-beautiful people... but Brady has spotted 'the girl'... the one they have come here to find, or rather, to choose.
My thanks to the publishers for sending this book to The Bookbag.
If this book appeals to you then you might also enjoy Ian Rankin's [[Fleshmarket Close]] or [[The Interpretations by David Shaw Mackanzie]].
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