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The Devil’s Punchbowl
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By Greg Iles

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Praise for previous Greg Iles novels ‘A scorching read’ John Grisham ‘An incredible web of intrigue and suspense’ Clive Cussler ‘My favourite kind of novel…Ambitious in its scope and superbly satisfying in its execution, this story resonates long after the final page is turned’ Dan Brown ‘One of America’s top new crime writers’ Observer ‘Iles is a great thriller writer’ Independent ‘Iles brilliantly creates opportunities for his characters to demonstrate principle and courage, both on a large and small scale, making this much more than just an exciting read.’ Publisher’s Weekly

Praise for previous Greg Iles novels

`A scorching read' John Grisham

`An incredible web of intrigue and suspense' Clive Cussler

`My favourite kind of novel...Ambitious in its scope and superbly satisfying in its execution, this story resonates long after the final page is turned' Dan Brown

`One of America's top new crime writers' Observer

`Iles is a great thriller writer' Independent

`Iles brilliantly creates opportunities for his characters to demonstrate principle and courage, both on a large and small scale, making this much more than just an exciting read.' Publisher's Weekly

Bestseller Iles's stellar third suspense novel to feature Penn Cage (after Turning Angel) finds the former prosecutor and bestselling novelist serving as the mayor of Natchez, Miss., his hometown. Frustrated by his limited ability to change the system, Cage is plunged into a deadly duel of wits with some bad guys after a childhood friend, Tim Jessup, now a card dealer, alerts him to illegal dog fighting and sexual abuse connected with a floating casino. Before Jessup can deliver proof of his allegations, he's tortured and killed. Convinced Jessup managed to pass on the evidence to the mayor, Jessup's boss confronts and threatens Cage. Daniel Kelly, an old friend working for a private security organization, lends support, sneaking Cage's 11-year-old daughter out of town to safety. Iles brilliantly creates opportunities for his characters to demonstrate principle and courage, both on a large and small scale, making this much more than just an exciting read. (July) Copyright 2009 Reed Business Information.

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