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With the aid of his irrepressible hero, John Francis Cuddy, Jeremiah Healy never does not provide scintillating, completely pitched secret projects in what The Brand New York Times Book Review calls "an excellent sequence." Today the Shamus Award-winning writer "appears prepared to join the class of private-vision authors which includes Robert W. Parker" (USA Today), as he introduces us for The Only Good Attorney. A lawyer friend of Ma P.l. Steve Cuddy has called in a favor, considering the situation of Alan Spaeth.