Isbn: 9781464204708 - All Men Fear Me (alafair Tucker Mysteries, 8) (16 results)

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - As the U.S. enters the First World War and the draft gets underway, Boynton, Oklahoma, is split by the clash between pro-war, anti-immigrant 'patriots' and anti-conscription socialists. Alafair Tucker is caught in the middle when her brother, a union organizer, pays her a visit. Rob Gunn, fresh off a miners' strike, assures Alafair that he's only come to visit, but she's not so sure. More unsettling, her eldest son enlists, and a group called the 'Knights of Liberty' vandalizes the farm of Alafair's German-born son-in-law. Alafair's younger son, wildly patriotic Charlie, takes a part-time war job. Soon suspicious machine breakdowns delay production, and shift supervisors are murdered. Some blame German spies, others unionists and socialists. But Charlie thinks he knows who the culprit is and devises a way to catch him red-handed. And then there is old Nick-a mysterious guy in a bowler hat who's been hanging around town. …

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The U.S. has finally entered the First World War and scheduled the first draft lottery. No one in Boynton, Oklahoma, is unaffected by the clash between rabid pro-war, anti-immigrant "patriots" and anti-conscription socialists who are threatening an uprising rather than submit to the draft.Alafair Tucker is caught in the middle when her brother, a union organizer for the Industrial Workers of the World, pays her a visit. Rob Gunn is fresh out of an internment camp for participants in an Arizona miners' strike. He assures Alafair that he's only come to visit family, but she's not convinced. More unsettling, Alafair's eldest son enlists, and a group calling itself the "Knights of Liberty" vandalizes the farm of Alafair's German-born son-in-law.Alafair's younger son, 16-year-old Charlie, is wildly patriotic and horrified by his socialist uncle. With his father's permission, Charlie takes a part-time war job at the Francis Vitric Brick Company. Soon several suspicious machine breakdowns delay production, and a couple of shift supervisors are murdered. Everyone in town suspects sabotage, some blaming German spies, others blaming the unionists and socialists. But Charlie Tucker is sure he knows who the culprit is and comes up with a plan to catch him red-handed.And then there is old Nick-a mysterious guy in a bowler hat who's been hanging around town. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The U.S. has finally entered the First World War and scheduled the first draft lottery. No one in Boynton, Oklahoma, is unaffected by the clash between rabid pro-war, anti-immigrant "patriots" and anti-conscription socialists who are threatening an uprising rather than submit to the draft.Alafair Tucker is caught in the middle when her brother, a union organizer for the Industrial Workers of the World, pays her a visit. Rob Gunn is fresh out of an internment camp for participants in an Arizona miners' strike. He assures Alafair that he's only come to visit family, but she's not convinced. More unsettling, Alafair's eldest son enlists, and a group calling itself the "Knights of Liberty" vandalizes the farm of Alafair's German-born son-in-law.Alafair's younger son, 16-year-old Charlie, is wildly patriotic and horrified by his socialist uncle. With his father's permission, Charlie takes a part-time war job at the Francis Vitric Brick Company. Soon several suspicious machine breakdowns delay production, and a couple of shift supervisors are murdered. Everyone in town suspects sabotage, some blaming German spies, others blaming the unionists and socialists. But Charlie Tucker is sure he knows who the culprit is and comes up with a plan to catch him red-handed.And then there is old Nick-a mysterious guy in a bowler hat who's been hanging around town. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…