If I Should Die
by Grace Edwards
Publication Date: Apr 14, 1997
List Price: $21.95
Format: Hardcover, 272 pages
Classification: Fiction
ISBN13: 9780385485234
Imprint: Doubleday
Publisher: Penguin Random House
Parent Company: Bertelsmann
Hardcover Description:
On her way to pick up her orphaned nephew Alvin at the world-renowned Uptown Children’s Chorus, ex-cop Mali Anderson hears the screams of a terrified child. As she and her Great Dane Ruffin race to the rescue, a car speeds away, leaving a young boy dazed on the sidewalk and a man lying in the street with a bullet in his forehead. The victim is her friend, Erskin Harding, tour director of the Chorus and a man without an enemy in the world. Could he have been the target, or was he an innocent bystander gunned down as he tried to prevent the kidnapping of young Morris Johnson? Starring a stunning and savvy ex-cop who’s tough and compassionate, this new series takes the readers into the heart of Harlem, from the stylish townhouses of Strivers Row to the clubs where jazz immortals jam the night away to the vicious crack houses of New York. It’s the debut of a heroine who’s sure to take her place in the bestselling company of V.I. Warshawski and Kinsey Millhone."
On her way to pick up her orphaned nephew Alvin at the world-renowned Uptown Children’s Chorus, ex-cop Mali Anderson hears the screams of a terrified child. As she and her Great Dane Ruffin race to the rescue, a car speeds away, leaving a young boy dazed on the sidewalk and a man lying in the street with a bullet in his forehead. The victim is her friend, Erskin Harding, tour director of the Chorus and a man without an enemy in the world. Could he have been the target, or was he an innocent bystander gunned down as he tried to prevent the kidnapping of young Morris Johnson? Starring a stunning and savvy ex-cop who’s tough and compassionate, this new series takes the readers into the heart of Harlem, from the stylish townhouses of Strivers Row to the clubs where jazz immortals jam the night away to the vicious crack houses of New York. It’s the debut of a heroine who’s sure to take her place in the bestselling company of V.I. Warshawski and Kinsey Millhone."
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