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Plunder Squad

A Parker Novel, Book 15

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Plunder Squad

By: Richard Stark
Narrated by: Joe Barrett
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"Hearing the click behind him, Parker threw his glass straight back over his right shoulder and dove off his chair to the left."

When a job looks like amateur hour, Parker walks away. But even a squad of seasoned professionals can’t guarantee against human error in a high-risk scam. Can an art dealer with issues unload a truck of paintings with Parker’s aid? Or will the heist end up too much of a human interest story, as luck runs out before Parker can get in on the score?

©1972 Richard Stark (P)2013 AudioGO
Crime Fiction Hard-Boiled Mystery
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All great narratives were excellent. Wish Barret did more Parker books. Don’t hesitate to listen. Many thanks.

Great Parker

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I never knew one that was easy. Parker survives again. You knew he would. One of the best Parkers, and that's high praise.

Classic Parker

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Love' em all so far, action, adventure, drama and Parker in his own little tihs show!
Narration was very well done! Listening is recommended! NEXT! 16.
Note: just a bit upset Alan Growfield ( a sometimes Parker partner ) didn't get more books as well!

You go Mr. Parker!

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Part one, ninety minutes, is a culmination of several unrelated Parker tales. I’m unsure why Westlake had this in the book but it was just filler. Continuing. Handy left word with Claire that Ducas wanted to see him at the Port Dutch Hotel in New York. Parker met Ducas who had a tip for him for a job. A man named Makee was putting together an art heist and needed men. Parker went to the exhibit to look at the paintings, then met Makee. A man named Griffith was the setup man. Parker had to meet Griffith and things went Parker’s way. Handy called with a message for Parker to call Biegler; the man from part one. Biegler said he had a line on Uhl, which he would take him to. Parker left immediately. Afterward, he was back with Makee and the armored car art job, which was on. So much for the setup of the story. Stan Deavers, Lou Sternberg, and Tommy Carpenter were the three new men for the string. On with the score. This whole story is pretty odd. It seemed like it was cobbled together from different pieces of various stories. Honestly, I don’t like the way it was put together. From the forward, I was expecting something great, similar to the previous two stories; “Deadly Edge” and “Slayground”. That’s not what I got. It was almost three hours in before we got to the robbery. Disappointed, to say the least.

Too little, too late!

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