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Bandits
Bandits
Author: Elmore Leonard
Frank Matisse had specialized in stealing from hotel rooms but was trying hard to go straight. He meets Dick Nichols in New Orleans and discovers that he was raising money for the Contras, although his daughter, Lucy, doesn't want the money to arrive in Nicaragua.
ISBN: 333116
Publication Date: 1987
Pages: 242
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Publisher: Arbor House
Book Type: Hardcover
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Leonard's low-lifes are the best. Isn't there a little of ourselves in all of them?
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It's Elmore Leonard's most daring novel to date - and his characters have never been more vivd. There's Lucy, the slender ex-nun in pressed Calvins; and Roy, the ex-cop whose career was cut short by a prison term. Here in New Orleans they've stumbled onto cache of several million dollars on its way to the Nicaraguan contra - and they have a plan. Together they're going to make out like bandits.
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Simply another great Elmore Leonard novel.
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Improbable but fun - this is a story of an ex-con and a nun working together to grab some loot that's been stashed near new Orleans. Some New Orleans flavor too.


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