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Codes of Betrayal

by Uhnak, Dorothy · 1997

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Publisher

St. Martin's Press

Published

1997

Pages

293

Language

English

Edition format

Hardcover

Description

Amazon.com

The world occupied by New York police officer Nick O'Hara in Dorothy Uhnak's Codes of Betrayal is a dark one, indeed. The grandson of a Mafia don, Nick walks a fine line between family loyalty and professional ethics--a line that blurs even more when his young son is killed during a shootout in Chinatown. Eventually Nick finds himself between a rock and a hard place as he is forced to choose between saving his own life or betraying his beloved grandfather. Uhnak, a former police officer, knows the territory she describes, and Codes of Betrayal strikes an authentic note.

The New York Times Book Review, Marilyn Stasio

Although we have often met the likes of Nick O'Hara... his disintegration after the death of his son is swift and startling and, in the end, quite moving.

Topics

Literature & Fiction : World Literature : United States
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