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Drop Dead Twice

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Drop Dead Twice

by Mark Thomas McGee

 

234 pages

5.5x8.5 size

 

 

 

From The Author of

BULLETS ARE MY BUSINESS

 

Drop Dead Twice

 

They were but a few steps away from the entrance to the hotel when Annie was stopped dead in her tracks by a blood-curdling scream. It seemed to be coming from somewhere above them, gaining in volume.

 

Before she could look up, Mike jerked her into the safety of the archway, just ahead of the body that smacked the pavement where she had been standing, one hundred and eighty pounds of solid stock.

 

Annie looked at Mike, her expression one of shock and surprise. She took another look at the corpse. It was only when she turned to Mike for the second time that she found her voice.

 

“Gadzooks!”

 

Mark Thomas McGee Iives in Palm Desert, California with his wife Wendy Wright, the love of his life and the inspiration for the Annie O'Grady character.

 

Mark has written several movie history books including Teenage Thunder, You Won't Believe Your Eyes, biographies of James H. Nicholson, Robert Lippert and Sam Katzman, as well as a number of direct-to-video movies. He is a Vietnam veteran.

 

McGee will continue to write Mike Lawson mysteries until he drops dead.

 

Twice.

 

https://www.midwestbookreview.com/wbw/feb_25.htm#MysterySuspense

 

https://www.bearmanormedia.com/blogs/news/q-a-with-mark-mcgee

 

Here's a review for DROP DEAD TWICE from Steve Latshaw, a filmmaker and historian, currently in charge of the Lone Pine Film Festival.

"It's a masterpiece, deftly combining genres so that it works as a suspenseful, detective adventure and a spectacularly epic, period comedy. It has the detective, mystery and suspense vibe of Raymond Chandler, James Ellroy and Mickey Spillane, uncovers the seamy underbelly of what LA in the 50s was really like, in a clever wrapper that reads like a big budget movie comedy, produced by Hal Roach, written by Stan Laurel and John Cleese, and directed by Blake Edwards."

https://www.midwestbookreview.com/rbw/mar_25.htm#peteatkinson

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