The Sweet and the Dead
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St. Martin's Publishing Group, 2007.
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English
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9781429902540

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Milton T. Burton., & Milton T. Burton|AUTHOR. (2007). The Sweet and the Dead . St. Martin's Publishing Group.

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Milton T. Burton and Milton T. Burton|AUTHOR. 2007. The Sweet and the Dead. St. Martin's Publishing Group.

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Milton T. Burton and Milton T. Burton|AUTHOR. The Sweet and the Dead St. Martin's Publishing Group, 2007.

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Milton T. Burton, and Milton T. Burton|AUTHOR. The Sweet and the Dead St. Martin's Publishing Group, 2007.

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Full titlesweet and the dead
Authorburton milton t
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Manfred Eugene "Hog" Webern, a retired Dallas County deputy sheriff, is talked into going undercover in Biloxi, Mississippi, in a multistate effort to nail a group of traveling Southern criminals who have been tagged by the press with the lurid name "Dixie Mafia." After making contact with the gang's nominal leader, the notorious Jasper Sparks, Webern begins to worm his way into the group's confidence. He also meets and becomes involved with an old friend of Sparks, the mysterious Nell Bigelow, a former assistant federal prosecutor whose daddy "owns half the Delta."

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