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| TENGU |
James Grady, author of Six Days of the Condor
and Mad Dogs
In his third thriller (after Sensei and Deshi), Donohue kicks
out prose that is as fluid as the martial arts moves he so
eloquently describes.
Jo Ann Vicarel --Library Journal
and Mad Dogs
In his third thriller (after Sensei and Deshi), Donohue kicks
out prose that is as fluid as the martial arts moves he so
eloquently describes.
Jo Ann Vicarel --Library Journal
