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    Harvey Buckfast And The Case Of The Bottled Water Baron
    Harvey Buckfast And The Case Of The Bottled Water Baron
    Harvey Buckfast And The Case Of The Bottled Water Baron
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    Harvey Buckfast And The Case Of The Bottled Water Baron

    By M. Goldbody

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    Harvey Buckfast. Veteran. Drunk. Sexist. Private Detective.

    Business is slow for Buckfast until he gets a visit from the niece of the bottled water baron, John Ogorkiewicz. Missing, presumed dead, she needs proof. He takes on the case, unaware of the underlying conspiracy that will make the entire city quake in fear. But not before Buckfast has a bottle of whiskey and a pack of smokes.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherM. Goldbody
    Release dateJul 16, 2011
    ISBN9781466184800
    Harvey Buckfast And The Case Of The Bottled Water Baron
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    M. Goldbody

    I'm from the north of england and have been writing for a few years. I like writing science fiction or horror. Some of my favourite authors are Ballard, Burroughs, McCarthy, Vonnegut and Dick. Besides writing I enjoy gardening, cooking for friends, hiking and generally just being a dude.

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