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Mystery

Hyte Maneuver/The

by David Milton

1989 · 356 pages

The first-class passengers of hijacked Trans Air Flight 88 thought the nightmare was over when their captors were killed in a daring rescue. But now they are dying one by one, and NYPD Lieutenant Raymond Hyte is the only one with a clue to capture a madman serial killer.

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Hyte Maneuver/The is a mystery novel by David Milton, first published in 1989 by Pinnacle Books. It runs 356 pages.

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Mystery
Published
1989
Length
356 pages

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GenreMystery
AuthorDavid Milton
Published1989
Length356 pages
PublisherPinnacle Books

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Publisher
Pinnacle Books
Published
1989
Length
356 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9781558171787
ISBN-10
1558171789
ASIN
1558171789

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Hyte Maneuver/The was written by David Milton.
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Hyte Maneuver/The was first published in 1989 by Pinnacle Books.
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Hyte Maneuver/The is a mystery novel.
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Hyte Maneuver/The is 356 pages long.

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