Valediction
Valediction by Robert B. Parker is a New Ed edition published by Severn in 1986, featuring 203 pages in English. This work presents a narrative centered around Spenser, a character who faces profound personal loss and is drawn into a dangerous situation involving a religious sect that has kidnapped a young dancer. As Spenser navigates this perilous landscape, he confronts threats to his life while grappling with the emotional weight of his recent tragedy.
Readers will find a story that delves into themes of resilience and determination amidst chaos, as Spenser refuses to back down in the face of danger. The book explores elements of city life and the hard-boiled detective genre, showcasing a protagonist who is both tough and introspective. With its focus on mystery and the complexities of human relationships, Valediction offers a compelling look at a man willing to confront death while seeking justice.
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The most dangerous man to cross is one who isn’t afraid to die. But the most deadly is one who doesn’t want to live. And Spenser has just lost the woman who made life his #1 priority.
So when a religious sect kidnaps a pretty young dancer, no death threat can make Spenser cut and run. Now a hit man’s bullet is wearing Spenser’s name. But Boston’s big boys don’t know Spenser’s ready and willing to meet death more than halfway.
“Tough, wisecracking, unafraid and unexpectedly literate –in many respects the very exemplar of the species.” (The New York Times)
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