Introducing Garrett, P.I.

Informationen zum Autor Glen Cook used to work the assembly line at a General Motors plant, writing in between helping to build cars as they came down the conveyor belt. He has written extensively in the science fiction and fantasy fields, and is the author of the Garrett, P.I., novels and the Black Company alternate history series. Klappentext The first three books in a classic urban fantasy series. Garrett is a private investigator with a diverse clientele-from damsels in distress to elves, trolls, and sorcerers. Together for the first time are the first three books in the long-running, groundbreaking series: In Sweet Silver Blues , Garrett fights vampires and centaurs as he tracks down a woman with a fortune. In Bitter Gold Hearts , Garrett is hired by a powerful sorcerer to find her kidnapped son. In Cold Copper Tears , Garrett takes a case for a woman so gorgeous it can only spell trouble. Zusammenfassung The first three books in a classic urban fantasy series. Garrett is a private investigator with a diverse clientele-from damsels in distress to elves! trolls! and sorcerers. Together for the first time are the first three books in the long-running! groundbreaking series: In Sweet Silver Blues ! Garrett fights vampires and centaurs as he tracks down a woman with a fortune. In Bitter Gold Hearts ! Garrett is hired by a powerful sorcerer to find her kidnapped son. In Cold Copper Tears ! Garrett takes a case for a woman so gorgeous it can only spell trouble.

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Glen Cook

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The first three books in a classic urban fantasy series.

Garrett is a private investigator with a diverse clientele-from damsels in distress to elves, trolls, and sorcerers. Together for the first time are the first three books in the long-running, groundbreaking series:

In Sweet Silver Blues, Garrett fights vampires and centaurs as he tracks down a woman with a fortune.

In Bitter Gold Hearts, Garrett is hired by a powerful sorcerer to find her kidnapped son.

In Cold Copper Tears, Garrett takes a case for a woman so gorgeous it can only spell trouble.