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Ladies of the Night

John Westermann

Ages 16+

342 pages · Released 2000

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Ladies of the Night parent’s guide: what’s inside

Medium confidence

LGBTQ+ themes

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A note for parents

This is a police procedural mystery set against a backdrop of political corruption and infidelity. The story involves adult themes including sexual affairs, political intrigue, and crime investigation. While not graphically violent or explicit, the mature content and complex crime narrative make it better suited for older teens and adults rather than younger readers.

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From the publisher

An election in New York State is marred by the disappearance of a woman who was top aide to the Republican candidate while at the same time sleeping with the Democratic one. Detectives Maude Fleming and Rocky Blair investigate. An election in New York State is marred by the disappearance of a woman who was top aide to the Republican candidate while at the same time sleeping with the Democratic one. Detectives Maude Fleming and Rocky Blair investigate.

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  • Fiction
  • Fiction, mystery & detective, police procedural
  • Boyd, orin (fictitious character), fiction
  • Long island (n.y.), fiction

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ISBN 9780671871260 · Pocket Star Books

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