The Curious Eat Themselves

The Curious Eat Themselves by John Straley is a mystery novel published by Soho in 1993, featuring 264 pages in English. The story follows Cecil Younger, a defense investigator based in Sitka, Alaska, who typically represents defendants but finds himself drawn into a case involving a victim, Louise Roots. She seeks his help to uncover the truth behind corporate cover-ups and police indifference regarding the man who assaulted her in a remote mining camp. However, the investigation takes a dark turn when Louise is brutally attacked before she can share critical information.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into themes of crime and justice, as Younger navigates the complexities of the case amidst the challenges posed by the local authorities and corporate interests. The book presents a gripping exploration of the lengths one must go to seek truth in a world filled with obstacles. With its setting in Alaska and focus on mystery and detective work, The Curious Eat Themselves offers an engaging experience for those interested in crime fiction.
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Cecil Younger is a defense investigator working out of Sitka, Alaska. Though most of Younger’s clients are defendants, this one is the victim of a crime. Louise Roots wants Younger to break through corporate cover-ups and police apathy to find evidence against the man who raped her in an isolated mining camp. Before she can tell him the details, her throat is slashed.
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