| ISBN: | 9780948353758 |
| Publisher: | No Exit Press |
| Published: | 22 May, 1990 |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Language: | English |
| Links | Australian Libraries (Trove) |
| Editions: |
5 other editions
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Part of Toby Peters Series (Series)
- A Few Minutes Past Midnight
- A fatal glass of beer
- Bullet for a star
- Buried Caesars
- Catch a falling clown
- Dancing in the Dark
- Down for the Count
- Down for the count
- He Done Her Wrong
- He Done Her Wrong
- High Midnight
- High midnight
- Mildred Pierced
- Murder on the Yellow Brick Road
- Murder on the Yellow Brick Road
- Never cross a vampire
- Now You See It
- Poor Butterfly
- Smart Moves
- The Devil Met a Lady
- The Howard Hughes Affair
- The Howard Hughes affair
- The Man Who Shot Lewis Vance
- The Melting Clock
- The Melting Clock
- Think Fast, Mr. Peters
- Think fast, Mr. Peters
- To Catch a Spy
- Tomorrow Is Another Day
- Tomorrow is another day
- You Bet Your Life
- You Bet Your Life
Shortly after Hollywood private eye Toby Peters receives a call from General Douglas A. MacArthur, he is whisked to the palatial military headquarters by Army escort. The general is planning a political career; his wartime successes have made him a popular figure to shoot for the U.S. presidency. But one of his aides has absconded with the money MacArthur had been planning to launch his campaign... as well as with papers that could destroy the general's plans to take and occupy the White House.
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