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An edition of Nobody knew they were there! (1971)

Nobody knew they were there

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An assassin descends on a college town to commit a political murder in this dystopian thriller by Mystery Writers of America Grand Master Ed McBain.

As soon as he arrives, Sam Eisler can see the train station is too busy. His clients would like the job done there, but if he kills a man in that kind of crowd, he’ll never get away—and Sam is here to commit homicide, not suicide. The target is a famous man, and his bodyguards will shoot an assailant on sight. Better to catch them unaware. Just outside of town, Sam spots a bridge and comes up with a new scheme: He’ll blow it up, destroying his mark in an instant, and all his problems will be solved. But nothing is ever as easy as it seems.

The professors and students of a local college have hired Sam to carry out this hit, a political killing that will change the course of the country. His contact is Sara, a beautiful young scholar whose boundless idealism entrances him. As Sam plans the murder, they begin an affair, and he finds himself falling in love. He came here looking for a reason to kill—in Sara, he may discover a reason to live.

This remarkable thriller from the author of the 87th Precinct series is set in a world where all political resistance has been stamped out. For Sam and Sara, the revolution will start when the bridge explodes.

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Cover of: Nobody knew they were there
Nobody knew they were there
1972, New American Library
Cover of: Nobody knew they were there.
Nobody knew they were there.
1971, Doubleday
in English - 1st ed.

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New York, N.Y

Classifications

Library of Congress
PS3515.U58 N6 1972

The Physical Object

Pagination
224 p. ;
Number of pages
224

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL24215429M
Internet Archive
nobodyknewtheywe00huntrich
LCCN
71131081
OCLC/WorldCat
16638294

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