Saratoga Headhunter
Saratoga Headhunter by Stephen Dobyns, published by Penguin Books in 1986, is a mystery novel that follows ex-cop turned private investigator Charlie Bradshaw as he navigates a series of troubling events. The story begins with the decapitation of a former jockey, which sets off a chain of violent incidents, including a suspicious fire and the destruction of Charlie’s car. This edition contains 208 pages and is presented in English.
Readers will find themselves immersed in a narrative filled with intrigue as Charlie Bradshaw attempts to track down a vicious killer while simultaneously proving his lack of mob connections. The plot weaves together elements of mystery and detective work, showcasing the challenges faced by a private investigator in a world rife with danger. With its focus on crime and investigation, this book offers a compelling exploration of the complexities surrounding Charlie’s pursuit of justice.
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The decapitation of a former jockey hiding out in his house is just the beginning of Charlie Bradshaw’s troubles. An old man dies in a fire, murder finds a stable owner, Charlie’s Volkswagen is blown to bits. And while tracking down the vicious killer, the ex-cop turned private eye must prove that he has no mob connections. “Charlie Bradshaw makes a most welcome reappearance.” (The Washington Post Book World)
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