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Nowhere to Run

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Set in New York City and Nice, "Nowhere To Run" features a battle-hardened New York City cop whose controversial exploits got him thrown off the force and sent him into exile in France. There he meets a beautiful French detective who has also been fired for her investigation of corrupt politicians. They soon fall in love, both outsiders from a profession that has destroyed them, and now finding in each other a safe haven. But it soon becomes clear that neither one is safe, as mortal enemies from their pasts are bent on destroying them.

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First published October 1, 1996

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Robert Daley

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Robert Daley (1930-2026) was an American writer, journalist and New York City Police Department officer. He was the author of 31 books, six of which have been adapted for film, and a hundred or so magazine articles and stories.

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September 5, 2025
I skimmed through most of the book. There was too much detail for every event. At the end, everyone's story was summarized. I thought Dilger did stupid things. Fiona was not very likeable. The best part was Madeleine's story.
5,305 reviews64 followers
May 25, 2016
NYC & Nice, France - Detective Jack Dilger has alienated some powerful NYPD superiors with his freewheeling ways. When his bust of a crooked art dealer and a couple of Colombian drug agents turns into a disastrous shootout, he's forced off the job. In immediate peril from the surviving drug dealer and with his marriage crumbling, Jack takes off for the French Riviera. There he hooks up with former Nice inspecteur Madeleine Leclerq, who herself has been forced out of her job, her case against some crooked politicians and industrialists quashed from on high. Jack and Madeleine begin an affair and soon realize that each is being stalked by enemies.
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84 reviews4 followers
August 19, 2012
very good novel, kept the suspense going even up to the end. An ending I didn't expect crime is crime
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667 reviews
April 26, 2016
Not my favorite. Prefer a hero who is not constantly becoming complacent about being hunted down. It makes me want to scream, "pay attention".
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