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The Spenser Novels

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Godwulf Manuscript
1973
God Save the Child
1974
Mortal Stakes
1975
Promised Land
1976
The Judas Goat
1978
Looking for Rachel Wallace
1980
Early Autumn
1981
A Savage Place
1981
Ceremony
1982
The Widening Gyre
1983
Valediction
1984
A Catskill Eagle

1985
Taming a Sea Horse
1986
Pale Kings and Princes
1987
Crimson Joy
1988
Playmates
1989
Stardust

1990
Pastime
1991
Double Deuce
1992
Paper Doll
1993
Walking Shadow
1994
Thin Air
1995
Chance
1996
Small Vices
1997
Sudden Mischief
1998
Hush Money
1999
Hugger Mugger
2000
Potshot
2001


Spenser Related Publications


Spenser's Boston (Japan)
1989
Spenser's Boston (US)
1994
Surrogate (300)
1982
Surrogate (50)
1982
Early Spenser
1989
New Spenser Collection
1996



Other Fiction
Wilderness
1980
Love and Glory
1980
Three Weeks in Spring
(With Joan Parker)
1982
All Our Yesterdays
1994
Gunman's Rhapsody
2001


Jesse Stone Novels
Night Passage
1997
Trouble in Paradise
1998
Death In Paradise
2001


Sunny Randall Novels
Family Honor
1999
Perish Twice
2000


Raymond Chandler
Poodle Springs
1990
Perchance to Dream
1991


Non-Fiction
The PI in Hammett and Chandler (300)
1984
Parker on Writing (75)
1985
Parker on Writing (300)
1985
A Year At The Races
1990
Training With Weights
1990
Boston: History in the Making
1999
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Taming A Seahorse TAMING A SEAHORSE
1986
  • From the flap of the hardback edition

    April Kyle, the teenage prostitute that Spenser saved in "Ceremony," has made a potentially disastrous career change: she's left the expensive brothel run by high-class madam Patricia Utley in favor of turning tricks for the man she loves - Robert Rambeaux, supposedly a student at Julliard.

    It doesn't take Spenser long to determine that Rambeaux's interests include more than music and his stable more than April. Spenser questions Ginger Buckey, one of Rambeaux's hookers, and the two develop a guarded affection for each other.

    Then April disappears.

    As Spenser - with the help of Hawk and Susan Silverman - searches for April, he finds himself moving back and forth between the world of high-class prostitute and that of her wealthy clients. Taming a Sea-Horse, the thirteenth Spenser novel, shows us that two worlds are not as different as they seem, for in both, the relationship between sex, money, power, and ownership can be inextricable - and often deadly."

  • From the back of the paperback edition

    "Nice girls don't. But blond, beautiful April Kyle does. She's a hooker hooked on the wrong guy--and she's on her way to trouble. And so's Spenser. Looking out for April has landed him amid the sleaze of Times Square and the shady deals of big-business boardrooms where blood money is laundered into long green, sex is a commodity, and young girls are the currency."



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    SPENSARIUM'S APHORISMS AND ALLUSIONS


    "Never knew somebody knew more stuff that didn't matter."
    Hawk to Spenser in Chapter 29 of Taming a Seahose



    Dedication:
    For Joan

    The Title:
    My Last Duchess
    by Robert Browning

        Nay, we'll go
    Together down, sir. Notice Neptune, though
    Taming a sea-ihorse, thought a rarity,
    Which Claus of Innsbruck cast in bronze for me!


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    Amstel Bier
    Miller High Life
    Labatt 50
    Heineken
    Harp
    Wild Turkey
    Remy Martin
    Bourbon
    Wine

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