The client came to Kinsey Millhone with an easyjob -- just deliver $25,000 to a fifteen-year-oldkid. A little odd, and a little too easy, butKinsey took Alvin Limardo's retainer check anyway. Itturned out to be as phony as he was. In real life, his name was John Daggett, a chronic drunk with arecord as long as your arm and a reputation forsleazy deals. But he wasn't just a deadbeat. By thetime Kinsey caught up with him, he was a dead body-- with a whole host of people who were delightedto hear the news. But how do you make a stiff payup what he owes you? From the Paperback edition.

Unabridged. Sequel to: C is for corpse; sequel: E is for evidence. Audio file. Title from image on Web page (viewed Jan. 12, 2007). Previously released on compact disc, 2004.

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