Kobo Aus has CS Boag's:
The Case of the Death of a Ladies' Man
$7.69
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When Mister Rainbow finds a headless honcho in a Kings Cross alleyway, the tattoo around the corpses neck leaves little doubt as to its identity. Thomas L. Tycho was everybodys enemy a trickster, a dirty dealer, and a wide boy who made the mistake of wide boys the world over not making himself a great deal narrower when the gun went off.The killers identity, however, proves more elusive as everybody hated Tommy, anybody could have popped him. His wife, his girlfriend, and half of Sydneys underworld all had motive, but Mister Rainbow smells something fishier than usual, and its got nothing to do with whats floating in the harbour …The Case of the Death of a Ladies Man, the second novel in the sensational Mister Rainbow series, is a modern story with a wink and a nod to the golden age of pulp fiction.With its memorable characters, witty dialogue and fast-paced plot, it signals the arrival of an arresting new Australian talent.'Mister rainbow is that rare creature a PI with depth. Down at heel, shabby, inept he's a born loser, at his best when the odds are stacked against him. Somehow, in a taut and tense contest, he wins.' Barry Oakley, writer and former literary editor of The Australian
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The Case of the Hood with No Hands
$7.69
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Shes a brain surgeon, shes beautiful and she desperately wants Mister Rainbow to shed some light on her husbands past. But when he does, she wishes he hadnt. Because what Rainbow discovers is a handless hood and an awful lot of murders.Rainbows a retro private eye who keeps himself to himself: lives (illegally) on a boat in Sydney Harbour, has no identity and frequents speakeasies. Hes also got a Nemesis called Pandora ...The Mister Rainbow series of novels is set in Australia; the first The Case of The Hood with No Hands around Sydney and in a NSW country town thats uncannily like one some readers might recognise.'Mister rainbow is that rare creature a PI with depth. Down at heel, shabby, inept he's a born loser, at his best when the odds are stacked against him. Somehow, in a taut and tense contest, he wins.' Barry Oakley, writer and former literary editor of The Australian
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I've included both these books even though they are not in the cheap/freebies price range because Kobo has a 50% off promo going for at least the next 2 weeks, which makes each book cheap!!
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