Bill Kent

Andrea Cosicki

1 - Street Money (Oct-2002)
2 - Street Hungry (Oct-2003)
3 - Street Fighter (Sep-2004)
4 - Street Legal (Jun-2006)

A Novel of Atlantic City

1 - Under the Boardwalk (Nov-1988)
2 - Down by the Sea (Jun-1993)
3 - On a Blanket With My Baby (Apr-1995)

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  Under the Boardwalk
  

  • Nov-1988
  • / Suspense
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  A Novel of Atlantic City - 1
  

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  Down by the Sea
  

  • Jun-1993
  • / Suspense
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  A Novel of Atlantic City - 2
  

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  On a Blanket With My Baby
  

  • Apr-1995
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  A Novel of Atlantic City - 3
  

  Little Louis Monroe is an anomaly in Atlantic City: a truly honest cop in a town eroded by corruption, from the gutters to the executive offices in its showy casinos. He's a combination of Candide and Don Quixote: He continues to believe that right c...

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  Street Money
  

  • Oct-2002
  • / Mystery
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  Andrea Cosicki - 1
  

  In some parts of Philadelphia, you don't die, you don't get murdered, you don't commit suicide or fall off a roof or come home and light a cigarette when the oven pilot has gone out, blowing half the block to Kingdom Come. You get yourself dead.It wa...

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  Street Hungry
  

  • Oct-2003
  • / Mystery
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  Andrea Cosicki - 2
  

  Shep Ladderback, the Philadelphia Press's aged obit writer, mentors the young Andrea (Andy) Cosicki, fledgling journalist and daughter of the late political fixer,Benny the Lunch Cosicki. Ladderback (who knows everything about everyone in the city) w...

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  Street Fighter
  

  • Sep-2004
  • / Mystery
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  Andrea Cosicki - 3
  

  Community tension rides high in this third mystery from Bill Kent, an author who is well acquainted with the vibrant characters who live, and die, in gritty South Philly.Neville Shepherd Ladderback, the Philadelphia Press's "old, dusty" obituary writ...

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  Street Legal
  

  • Jun-2006
  • / Mystery
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  Andrea Cosicki - 4
  

  When Andy Cosicki is summoned to the boss's office to describe the murder she discovered, she finds a police lieutenant and Michael McSloan, the paper's lawyer, waiting to hear her story. It requires some effort to not be distracted by McSloan's good...

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