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John Dortmunder doesn't like manual labor. So when he gets the offer of money to dig up a grave, he balks . . . then he wonders why Fitzroy Guilderpost, criminal mastermind, wants to pull a switcheroo of two 70-years-dead Indians.
©2001 Donald E. Westlake (P)2012 Random House Audio
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4 out of 5 stars
By Mark S on 01-05-13

Best performer period

What about Michael Kramer’s performance did you like?

Michael Kramer breathed life and energy into each and every character. Each person had a distinct and separate personality. Michael's performance is a perfect match to this book and series. My only wish is that he read all the books in this series.

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5 out of 5 stars
By G. White on 04-20-16

Best Narrator I Have Encountered

An intricate plot with several important characters. Like all Westlake novels each of the chartered has separate and sometimes conflicting motivations. In the end it all comes together to the benefit of Dortmunder and his crew and to the detriment of the antagonists.

The narrator so clearly represented each of the characters clearly expressing their personalities with his voice.

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