Spine ends & corners of book covers have a bit of light bumping and rubbing. Text pages clean & bright. Dust jacket spine ends & corners have a bit of light bumping. Overall, a very good copy. -- George V. Higgins is taking over Boston, says the London Sunday Times review of OUTLAWS: -It used to be Henry James's town-. Spanning nearly fifty years and ranging from Massachusetts to California, England to Morocco, OUTLAWS is Higgin's most ambitious novel yet. A series of dazzlingly successful armored-car robberies, with no link to the underworld, takes place in the New England of the 1970's. Outraged and personally affronted, Det. Lt. INsp. John D. Richards recruits Special Assistant Attorney General Terry Gleason for what proves to be a five-year challenge to their professional endurance, rewarded only after the bandits commit mass murder during a narcotics heist in an off-hours Boston bar and grill.--

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