Robert B. Parker's Grudge Match

Robert B. Parker's beloved PI Sunny Randall returns on a case that blurs the line between friend and foe...and if Sunny can't tell the difference, the consequences may be deadly

When Sunny's long-time gangster associate Tony Marcus comes to her for help, Sunny is surprised -- after all, she double-crossed him on a recent deal, and their relationship is on shakier ground than ever. But the way Tony figures it, Sunny owes him, and she is willing to consider his case...
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Robert B. Parker's beloved PI Sunny Randall returns on a case that blurs the line between friend and foe...and if Sunny can't tell the difference, the consequences may be deadly

When Sunny's long-time gangster associate Tony Marcus comes to her for help, Sunny is surprised -- after all, she double-crossed him on a recent deal, and their relationship is on shakier ground than ever. But the way Tony figures it, Sunny owes him, and she is willing to consider his case if it will clear the slate.

Tony's trusted girlfriend and business partner has vanished, appearing to have left in a hurry, and he has no idea why. He just wants to talk to her, he says. While Sunny isn't willing to trust his good intentions, the missing woman intrigues her -- against all odds, she's risen to a position of power in Tony's criminal enterprise. Sunny can't help but admire her and, if this woman's in a jam, she would like to help.

But when a witness is murdered hours after speaking to Sunny, it's clear there's more at stake than just Tony's love life. Someone -- maybe even Tony himself -- doesn't want this woman on the loose...and will go to any lengths to make sure she stays silent.

'Lupica, an award-winning sports columnist, author of 40 books, and longtime friend of the late Parker, nails the Sunny Randall character and the Boston criminal milieu that Parker created' --Booklist

'Lupica does justice to the work of MWA Grand Master Robert B. Parker in this splendid continuation of the late author's Sunny Randall series' -- Publishers Weekly

'Lupica mimics the heroine's voice, much less distinctive than those of Parker's other leads, with ease' -- Kirkus Reviews