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      The End-Game

      by Michael Gilbert
      Published
      Jul 1982
      Main Genre
      Suspense Suspense
      Pages
      247
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      The London Regional Crime Squad, is trying to nail a financial empire involved with organised crime and drug smuggling. David Morgan goes undercover and is hired by a travel company to act as a tour guide around Europe, but is in fact being used as a drug mule. Eventually, he also finds himself posing as a homeless vagrant in order to track down a former employee of the financial empire who knows of the whereabouts of incriminating documents. This is a 'Snakes and Ladders' operation with twists and which ranges from London to Florence.

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      Aug 1983 Penguin ISBN13 9780140067491 ISBN10 0140067493
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      Jan 1990 HarperCollins ISBN13 9780060810351 ISBN10 0060810351
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      Dec 2011 House of Stratus ISBN13 9780755105267 ISBN10 0755105265
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      Jan 1982 HarperCollins ISBN13 9780060149765 ISBN10 0060149760
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      Oct 2012 House of Stratus, Incorporated ISBN13 9780755132249 ISBN10 0755132246
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      First Edition Jan 1982 John Curley & Assoc ISBN13 9780893406592 ISBN10 0893406597
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