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    Death Is On Deck

    By Philip Pak

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    In a bygone era when ocean cruising was glamorous, a promiscuous Baroness, a washed-up movie idol, a down on his luck gambling royal, and a flirtatious sea captain tragically cross paths on the most luxurious ship afloat. Stir in a world-famous diamond aboard, and you have the perfect cocktail for murder.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPhilip Pak
    Release dateJul 30, 2020
    ISBN9781393350163
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    Death Is On Deck
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    Philip Pak

    Philip Pak is a retired NYC policeman who grew up in Brooklyn, New York, before it was expensive and trendy. Back then, it was full of colorful characters: pool sharks, bookies, some real and some wanna-be wise guys. A lot of the characters in his stories are based on them. A great deal of time is spent researching poisons and weapons on the internet. Hopefully, the FBI won't be knocking on his door.

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