Dark Homecoming
Dark Homecoming by Eric Van Lustbader, published by Pocket Books in 1998, is a gripping narrative that follows ex-New York cop Lew Croaker. After dedicating 15 years to law enforcement, Croaker’s career ends abruptly when he loses his left hand, prompting him to relocate to Florida. There, he encounters a dark underbelly filled with drugs, sex, and stolen body parts, setting the stage for a suspenseful exploration of his new reality.
Readers will find themselves immersed in a world of espionage and thrill as Croaker navigates this treacherous landscape. The novel delves into themes of survival and the consequences of a life dedicated to crime fighting. With 403 pages of intense storytelling, this edition presents a vivid portrayal of Croaker’s struggles and the sinister forces he must confront.
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Ex-New York cop Lew Croaker dedicated 15 years to cleaning up the streets, until his job cost him his left hand. Now he’s left the force for Florida, where a sinister netherworld of drugs, sex, and stolen body parts awaits him.
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