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Killing Critics by Carol O'Connell

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Also by Carol O'Connell:

Blind Sight, October 2017
Mass Market Paperback
The Chalk Girl, July 2012
Paperback / e-Book (reprint)
Find Me, January 2007
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Winter House, November 2004
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Dead Famous, October 2004
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Shell Game, August 2000
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Judas Child, August 1999
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Stone Angel, July 1998
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Killing Critics, July 1997
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The Man Who Cast Two Shadows, July 1996
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Mallory's Oracle, June 1995
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Killing Critics
Carol O'Connell

Jove
July 1997
Featuring: Kathleen Mallory
400 pages
ISBN: 0515120863
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Mystery Police Procedural

"The new wave of art was first heralded by the graffiti artist who attacked the city walls—artist attacks architecture. Then it progressed to the vandal artist who scarred the art of others—artist attacks art. And now we see a further escalation in the performance-art murder of Dean Starr—artist attacks artist. This is the new wave—Art Terrorism." So wrote Andrew Bliss, art critic, alcoholic, and serious, state of the art Bloomingdales' shopper.

Bliss was not celebrated for his radical opinions, and no one suspected he might know something about a terrible crime committed twelve years earlier in one Avril Koozeman's galleries. Inspector Louis Markowitz, who commanded the Special Crimes Section in New York, had worked on that original double homicide, and now his adopted daughter, Detective Sergeant Kathy Mallory, wants to reopen the old case—against the Department's wishes. A number of people in high places are also very keen that their secrets remain buried with the dead.

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