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      The Immortal Game

      by Mark Coggins
      Published
      Dec 1999
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      August Riordan Book 1

      About This Book

      When the world's most innovative computer chess software is stolen, wisecracking, jazz bass-playing PI August Riordan is hired to find it.

      Sifting through a San Francisco peopled with bruising, ex-NFL henchmen, transvestite techno geeks, and alluring, drug-addicted dominatrices, Riordan has got his work cut out for him.

      But with a smart-ass attitude like Riordan's, nothing is easy …

      A darkly comic sojourn through a town unrecognizable from the Tony Bennett song and the Rice-a-Roni ads, The Immortal Game is a Shamus, Barry, and Independent Publisher (IPPY) award nominee.

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      First Edition Sep 2000 Poltroon Pr ISBN 0918395186
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      Jan 1999 Poltroon Pr ISBN 0918395178
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