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Richard Steel Private Eye
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Richard Steel Private Eye

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Private Eye Richard Steele is asked to go undercover as an inmate in a maximum-security prison known as "The Steel Curtain." Meanwhile his assistant Kit, must take over an investigation by herself for the first time. As these two assignments begin to unfold, Steele must use his unique skills to find a way out of the impenetrable fortress of a prison, while making an enemy with one of Chicago's biggest mobsters. Meanwhile, Kit's investigation leads her down a twisting path that will bring about a life-changing revelation. One which could affect Steele for the rest of his life!

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
New Harbor Press
Date
11 March 2024
Pages
272
ISBN
9781633574472

Private Eye Richard Steele is asked to go undercover as an inmate in a maximum-security prison known as "The Steel Curtain." Meanwhile his assistant Kit, must take over an investigation by herself for the first time. As these two assignments begin to unfold, Steele must use his unique skills to find a way out of the impenetrable fortress of a prison, while making an enemy with one of Chicago's biggest mobsters. Meanwhile, Kit's investigation leads her down a twisting path that will bring about a life-changing revelation. One which could affect Steele for the rest of his life!

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
New Harbor Press
Date
11 March 2024
Pages
272
ISBN
9781633574472