Ross Thomas: Out on the Rim (USA 2003) From the Publisher: Ross Thomas: Out on the Rim. Introduction by Donald E. Westlake. St. Martin's Press, ISBN: 0312290594 (January, 2003), 336 p., $13.95.
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Ross Thomas: Out on the Rim (UK 1989) From the Publisher: In order to re-route the cash to his own pocket, Stallings must first recruit the help of some inventive con-artists; the wily Artie Wu, pretender to the throne of China, and his unpredictable partner Quincey Durant. But the money-men have set up their own obstacle for him - she is Georgia Blue, the toughest lady bodyguard in Washington... Add to this complex brew an assortment of killings and you have the most ingenious, fast-paced thriller ever penned by Ross Thomas. Ross Thomas: Out on the Rim. Mysterious Press / Arrow Books, ISBN: 0099580403 (August, 1989), 314 p., &ound;3.50.
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Ross Thomas: Out on the Rim (USA 1988) From the Publisher: In order to reroute the cash to his own pocket, Stallings joins forces with the most inventive confidence artists in the hemisphere: the wily Artie Wu, pretender to the throne of China, and his occasionally explosive partner Quincy Durant. Throw in a lady bodyguard called Georgia Blue, a depraved Australian by the name of Boy Howdy, a pair of CIA operatives, an assortment of killings, and you have the wildest and most intricate labyrinth ever penned by "the master of the double- and triple-cross novel." (Boston Globe) Ross Thomas: Out on the Rim. Mysterious Press, ISBN: 0445406933 (November, 1988), 317 p., $4.95.
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Ross Thomas: Out on the Rim (USA 1987) From the Publisher: In order to reroute the cash to his own pocket, Stallings needs the kind of help that can only be provided by the most inventive confidence artists in the hemisphere: the wily Artie Wu, pretender to the throne of China, and his occasionally explosive partner Quincey Durant. The trail to the Chinese mastermind goes through the number one connection in the U.S., Otherguy Overby -- a legendary con man in his own right. But before Stallings finds Wu, he discovers that the money men have provided an obstacle. Georgia Blue, the toughest lady bodyguard in Washington, has been assigned to stick to him until he reaches the rebel camp. Throw in a depraved Australian by the name of Boy Howdy, an unpredictably volatile young woman with ties to the rebel leader, a pair of CIA operatives, an assortment of killings, and you have the most intricate labyrinth ever penned by Ross Thomas. Ross Thomas: Out on the Rim. Mysterious Press, ISBN: 0892962127 (October, 1987), 314 p., $17.95.
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