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Bleeding Edge by Thomas Pynchon, Vicente Campos González · Booklabria

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Bleeding Edge

CrimeMystery & Detective, Women Sleuths

Bleeding Edge

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First published: 2013
Editions: 12 in 3 languages

Synopsis

New York City, 2001. Fraud investigator Maxine Tarnow starts looking into the finances of a computer-security firm and its billionaire geek CEO and discovers there's no shortage of swindlers looking to grab a piece of what's left of the tech bubble.

Subjects: Crime
Mystery & Detective, Women Sleuths
Murder
New york
Investigation
Private investigators
Set in: New York City
Time: 2001

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12 in 3 languages

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English6 Spanish3 German2

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