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Max Roper #4
Giant Kill
The giant kill [Jan 01, 1974] Platt, Kin
166 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1974
About the author
Kin Platt
67 books13 followersPseudonyms: Kirby Carr, Guy West, Alan West, Guy York & Wesley Simon York
Kin Platt (1911–2003) was the author of the perennially popular I Can Read Book Big Max, as well as several outstanding young-adult novels and the Max Roper mystery series for adults. Mr. Platt was also a noted cartoonist.
For more information, please see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kin_Platt
Kin Platt (1911–2003) was the author of the perennially popular I Can Read Book Big Max, as well as several outstanding young-adult novels and the Max Roper mystery series for adults. Mr. Platt was also a noted cartoonist.
For more information, please see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kin_Platt
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May 16, 2017
In his Max Roper series, Platt takes the classic hardboiled detective and moves him into the seventies in sunny Southern California. Each of the books in this series revolve a bit around a sport and here that
sport is basketball. Shaving points is generally frowned upon but when the star of the Lakers is told to take a powder or die, things get a little dicey.
Platt manages to throw in a bit of seventies nostalgia into this mystery including the swinging singles scene in the Marina, celebrity parties, new age theories, and more. But there's plenty of murder, mayhem, conspiracy, and nights in Nuevo Laredo.
Platt's novels are not necessarily unique but they are always good solid reading and a lot of fun.
sport is basketball. Shaving points is generally frowned upon but when the star of the Lakers is told to take a powder or die, things get a little dicey.
Platt manages to throw in a bit of seventies nostalgia into this mystery including the swinging singles scene in the Marina, celebrity parties, new age theories, and more. But there's plenty of murder, mayhem, conspiracy, and nights in Nuevo Laredo.
Platt's novels are not necessarily unique but they are always good solid reading and a lot of fun.
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