The LadyKillers War - Peter Goldman
- From the Case Files of Max Christian, PI
They call themselves the LadyKillers Liberation Army, bound together by their rage against women for denying them the sexual favors they feel are their birthright as men. Their leader is a shadowy figure known to them only as The Colonel. Their mission is to assassinate members of a bumper crop of newly elected Congresswomen at a rate of one a week.
And they've made one big mistake: One of the women on their hit list is the wife of a streetwise New York PI named Max Christian.
The Colonel brings in a ringer, a professional assassin, to bring her down on the steps of the US Capitol. Can Max and his pals get there in time to save her?
Coauthored by a political journalist and a private investigator, Peter Goldman with Nicola Malatesta, PI, The LadyKillers War: From the Case Files of Max Christian, PI, is perfect for readers with a taste for thrillers played out in a real-world political setting-a world in which armed violence by right-wing fringe groups is the stuff of headlines.
EAN: 9781977233035
They call themselves the LadyKillers Liberation Army, bound together by their rage against women for denying them the sexual favors they feel are their birthright as men. Their leader is a shadowy figure known to them only as The Colonel. Their mission is to assassinate members of a bumper crop of newly elected Congresswomen at a rate of one a week.
And they've made one big mistake: One of the women on their hit list is the wife of a streetwise New York PI named Max Christian.
The Colonel brings in a ringer, a professional assassin, to bring her down on the steps of the US Capitol. Can Max and his pals get there in time to save her?
Coauthored by a political journalist and a private investigator, Peter Goldman with Nicola Malatesta, PI, The LadyKillers War: From the Case Files of Max Christian, PI, is perfect for readers with a taste for thrillers played out in a real-world political setting-a world in which armed violence by right-wing fringe groups is the stuff of headlines.
EAN: 9781977233035