Ebook {Epub PDF} Windy City by Hugh Holton

An unhinged pair of serial murderers surface early in Holton's second outing (Presumed Dead, ): Chicago's Neil DeWitt and wife Margo, socialite millionaires, who share a well-hidden blood lusthis for nubile young women, hers for black boy children. Buy a cheap copy of Windy City book by Hugh Holton. Margo and Neil DeWitt sees like any other fun-loving, super-rich couple until Chicago Police Commander Larry Cole sees through their affluent charade. While Free Shipping on all orders over $  · Windy City (Larry Cole) by Hugh Holton. Click here for the lowest price! Mass Market Paperback, ,

Before Senator Harvey Banks can convene a blue-ribbon committee that could give Antonio DeLisa some anxious moments, Tuxedo Tony plans to have him taken for a ride. Windy city by Hugh Holton (Book) 7 editions published between 19in English and Undetermined and held by WorldCat member libraries worldwide. In Chicago, Commander Larry Cole enrolls the aid of crime writers to nab a couple of millionaires turned serial killers. They are Neil DeWitt and his wife, Margo. Windy City. Hugh Holton $ - $ The Left Hand of God (Larry Cole Mystery) Hugh Holton $ - $ Chicago Blues. Hugh Holton $ - $ Red Lightning (A Larry Cole Mystery) Hugh Holton $ - $ Criminal Element (A Larry Cole Mystery) Hugh Holton $ Time of the Assassins. Hugh Holton $ - $ The Thin Black Line.

Windy City Hugh Holton, Author Forge $ (p) ISBN This outing might have been fun and/or gripping if Holton had stopped straddling the fence between writing a camp cartoon or a. Windy CityHugh HoltonOriginally Published Larry Cole #2Preceded by Presumed DeadFollowed by Chicago Blues I was not familiar with Hugh Holton before picking up Windy City, the second in his series of novels to feature Detective Larry Cole of the Chicago police force. An unhinged pair of serial murderers surface early in Holton's second outing (Presumed Dead, ): Chicago's Neil DeWitt and wife Margo, socialite millionaires, who share a well-hidden blood lusthis for nubile young women, hers for black boy children.