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Imagine that you have never known your father. Throughout your life you have progressed always wondering what he was like and if he even knows that you exist. Normally you may have to hire someone to discover who your father is but what about if you are the world’s greatest detective™? You may have just found you dad – shot dead in an alley. This is the premise that meets Elvis Cole in his latest PI adventure by Robert Crais. Times have taken a dark turn for Cole in ‘The Forgotten Man’ as he no longer has the support of his girlfriend. In fact things have got so bad that she has left him and he is looking for something to do. When he receives a call in ... Read the complete review
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