Cold copper tears

by Glen Cook

Paper Book, 1988

Status

Available

Call number

813.54

Publication

New York : New American Library, 1988.

Description

Fantasy. Fiction. Mystery. Thriller. HTML:She was tall, blonde, and offering Garrett an irresistible fee to take a case that seemed open and shut. But in a town of elves and humans, thugs and swindlers�??a place where magic and religion could prove an all-too potent mix�??Garrett had learned to take a long, hard look before saying yes. Garrett�??s doubts are confirmed when the Grand Inquisitor comes looking for his help in the lovely lady�??s wake. But even a hard-boiled detective like Garrett, with a Dead Man for an ally and the toughest half-elf in town guarding his back, can find that it�??s too late to say no. Turns out Garrett�??s been fingered as the latest sacrifice to a long-dead god�??and his only chance to save his neck

User reviews

LibraryThing member dswaddell
Very enjoyable read.
LibraryThing member kevn57
Bogart and Bacall, Garrett, Jill and Maya this is a cross between the Big Sleep and Nero Wolfe with the fat man Wolfe replaced by the Dead Man, Fritz by Dean. And while it's all been done before it's never been done this way in the town of TunFaire with dark elves street assassins, trolls, dwarfs,
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and gods.

Recommended to anyone who looking for a hard boiled mystery in a very different setting.

edit** 7/11/17 reread, just as good as I remembered, after recently reading Black Company, I wanted to see if Garrett still had his old magic and he's still my favorite fantasy detective.
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Language

Original publication date

1988

Physical description

284 p.; 18 inches

ISBN

0451157737 / 9780451157737
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