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Navigating his way between hostile patrons and brutal fellow workers, African American caddy Train finds an ally in a police detective who encourages Train's ambitions and oversees a case involving a boat hijacking and a beautiful widow.
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Police, Fiction, African American men, Caddies, Literature, Philadelphia (Pa.), Widows, Hijacking of ships, Los angeles (calif.), fiction, Fiction, mystery & detective, general, Fiction, historical, general, Philadelphia (pa.), fiction, Beverly hills (calif.), fiction, Fiction, general, Mitglied, Verbrechen, GolfvereinEdition | Availability |
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Train
September 2, 2004, Arrow Books Ltd
Paperback
- Open Market Ed edition
0099469316 9780099469315
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Train by Pete Dexter large print (large print)
2003, R B large print
Hardcover
1402571739 9781402571732
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"AT THIS POINT IN THE STORY, PACKARD HAD never fallen in love, and didn't trust what he'd heard of the lingo (forever, my darling, with all my heart, till the end of time, more than life itself, with every fiber of my being, oh my darling Clementine, etc.)."
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AT THIS POINT IN THE STORY, PACKARD HAD never fallen in love, and didn't trust what he'd heard of the lingo (forever, my darling, with all my heart, till the end of time, more than life itself, with every fiber of my being, oh my darling Clementine, etc.).
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