| ISBN: | 9780899190303 |
| Publisher: | Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (HMH) |
| Published: | 20 May, 1981 |
| Format: | Hardcover |
| Language: | English |
| Links | Australian Libraries (Trove) |
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| Saving: | Saving: $129.75 or 80% |
Part of Lovejoy (Series)
- A Rag, a Bone and a Hank of Hair
- Every Last Cent
- Firefly Gadroom
- Firefly Gadroon
- Gold from Gemini
- Jade Woman
- Lovejoy at Large Again: An Omnibus - " Judas Pair " , " Gold from Gemini " , " Grail Tree "
- Moonspender
- PAID AND LOVING EYES,
- Paid and Loving Eyes
- Pearlhanger
- Spend Game
- THE SIN WITHIN HER SMILE,
- Ten Word Game
- The Gondola Scam
- The Grace in Older Women
- The Grail Tree
- The Great California Game
- The Lies of Fair Ladies
- The Possessions of a Lady
- The Rich and the Profane
- The Rich and the Profane
- The Rich and the Profane
- The Sin within Her Smile
- The Sleepers of Erin
- The Tartan Ringers
- The Vatican Rip
- The Very Last Gambado
When Lovejoy witnesses a car crash that turns out to be a murder - with one of his oldest antique-dealer friends the victim - he sets out on a trail of revenge that leaves him pondering several bewildering questions. Why did his friend buy up a load of junk furniture? What did he want with an old doctor's bag? Why was his friend killed? Who was trying to kill Lovejoy and - most perplexing of all - what the hell is he doing potholing through underground tunnels dodging armed hit men?
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