Most suspense novels built around gambling take you down the dingiest back alleys to mayhem or death on a barroom floor. No...

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BRAZILIAN SLEIGH RIDE

Most suspense novels built around gambling take you down the dingiest back alleys to mayhem or death on a barroom floor. No stereotypes here. Barney runs the biggest crap game in New York, but he's a P.T.A.-perfect gentleman. Mr. Martin owes him $100,000 and Martin works in a beautiful bank where some bonds are to be Converted. Enter Captain Jose Maria Carvalho Santos Da Silva, a handsome Brazilian bloodhound. Double cross, triply confounded.

Pub Date: Dec. 10, 1965

ISBN: N/A

Page Count: -

Publisher: Simon & Schuster

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Kirkus Reviews Issue: Dec. 1, 1965

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