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The Return of the Player
Michael Tolkin

Sequel to THE PLAYER
Grove Press
September 2006
On Sale: August 28, 2006
Featuring: Griffin Mill; Phil Ginsberg
256 pages
ISBN: 0802118011
EAN: 9780802118011
Hardcover
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Fiction | Suspense

Published to great acclaim and adapted to film by Robert Altman, The Player was a brilliant satire of Hollywood that has become a cult classic. Now, it's fifteen years later and film executive Griffin Mill is back. As the novel opens, Griffin, down to his last 6 million dollars, is broke. He has one last desperate plan, to quit the studio and convince Phil Ginsberg, an almost billionaire, to become his partner. Ginsberg takes the bait when Griffin donates 750 thousand dollars to the Coldwater Academy, the elite private high school that Ginsberg's son attends. He sees the potential in Griffin, a master of stories, and hires him to write one starring his money. It looks like Griffin's dream is on track, but he soon discovers that he has taken on more than he could have imagined. While Griffin's ideas barely percolate, his personal life is falling apart. His second marriage is broken, and he's beginning to think he shouldn't have divorced his first wife. And if that's not enough, Griffin commits another murder when his plan nearly collapses.

With The Return of the Player Tolkin delivers another brilliant, incisive portrait of contemporary society gone out of control.

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