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Sugartown

Loren D. Estleman

1984220 pagesabout 3–5 hours
1984
first published
  • 1984Houghton Mifflin Company · 220 pages · ENGISBN 9780395364499
  • 1985J. Curley · 349 pages · ENGISBN 9780893409319
  • 1986Fawcett Crest · ENGISBN 9780449209981
  • 1986Macmillan · 224 pages · ENGISBN 9780333408704
  • 2001I Books · 256 pages · ENGISBN 9780743412933
  • 2002ibooks, Inc. · ENGISBN 9781588244154
  • 1986Bookcassette · ENGISBN 9780930435257
  • 1984Ultramarine Publishing Company · ENGISBN 9780893662561

Martha Evancek was an old woman who desperately needed detective Amos Walker's help in investigating the disappearance of her grandson, Michael. Poverty and frustration had driven Michael's father Joseph to the edge. He had murdered his wife, his young daughter Carla, and then himself. However, Michael escaped because he came home late from school that tragic day. The last Martha ever heard of him was that he was entrusted to the care of an aunt she never knew. Now, for nineteen years there was still no trace of him. As the plot thickens, Amos finds himself trapped in another case­an eminent Russian writer who suspects he is a target for murder. Will Amos be able to solve the mystery before he is the next victim? To find out, you will have to read, "Sugartown".

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