One-Way Ticket

by William G. Tapply

Brady Coyne (23)

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Boston attorney Brady Coyne's peaceful life begins to unravel thanks to his old friend, Dalton Lancaster, who claims that he is being hounded by the Boston mob for a debt he does not owe but for which Brady has become responsible in the wake of Dalton's disappearance.

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Brady is contacted by his friend Dalton Lancaster because he was beat up by "thugs." His son, Robert, is also a gambler and owes a huge amount to the local mob - Paulie Russo from the North End. Robert disappears only to be found almost dead on a houseboat. His Uncle Mike & Aunt Kimmie did this as a payback because their son, Jimmie, had been missing for years.
Evie received a phone call from her dad in Sausilito, CA. He has stage 4 cancer and she's decided to stay until...... the book leaves off that Brady can do what he wants and not wait for her to return. It will be interesting to learn what happens in the next book - should there be another one.
Interesting mystery but slow to get going. Gambling addicted college student is kidnapped. Brady suspects the mob and has dealings with the mob boss and his son.

First part of the book is devoted to Brady's relationship with Evie and her leaving to go to California to be with her dying father.
One of a continuous saga of a Boston lawyer who gets involved in crime

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William G. Tapply was born in Waltham, Massachusetts on July 16, 1940. He graduated from Harvard University in 1963. He wrote more than 40 books during his lifetime including the Brady Coyne mysteries series, the Stoney Calhoun Novel series, and numerous non-fiction books about fly fishing and the outdoors. He was also a contributing editor for show more Field and Stream, a columnist for American Angler, and part of The Writer magazine editorial board. He was an English professor at Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts and ran The Writers Studio at Chickadee Farm with his wife Vicki Stiefel. He died on July 28, 2009 after a battle with leukemia. (Bowker Author Biography) show less

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Canonical title
One-Way Ticket
Original publication date
2007
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Brady Coyne

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Fiction and Literature, Mystery
DDC/MDS
813.54Literature & rhetoricAmerican literature in EnglishAmerican fiction in English1900-19991945-1999
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PS3570 .A568 .O53Language and LiteratureAmerican literatureAmerican literatureIndividual authors1961-
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