In an inner suburb of Sydney, a pensioner is bashed in his own home. An old Labor Party stalwart loses the faith and goes looking for someone to blame. And a young woman called Slick finds an unsettling connection between the death of her ex- husband and her new boss. When Gold Coast lawyer Eddie Moran comes to Sydney to look after Slick's interests after the death of her ex, he finds a simple drug overdose isn't so simple after all. It's not just the crooked cops, it's the strong whiff of a deal being done higher up and well offstage.

From sleazy Sydney backstreets to the new-money glamour of the Gold Coast, this is the world where politics and business meet, and where the consequences are far-reaching - and surprising!

Author

Chris Nyst

Chris Nyst was born in Blackall, western Queensland, in 1953. Raised in Brisbane, he obtained a Law degree from the University of Queensland before commencing practice as a solicitor in Brisbane, and later on the Gold Coast. As a lawyer he has been involved in some of Australia's most sensational cases. He is recognised as one of Queensland's finest criminal law advocates, and has been a regular speaker and guest lecturer on criminal law and advocacy. As a writer he has made prolific contributions to a range of legal publications. Chris lives on the Gold Coast.

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Review CROOK AS ROOKWOOD - Chris Nyst
Sunnie Gill
Friday, September 28, 2007
Blog Ned Kelly's 2006 Ceremony Report
Karen Chisholm
Wednesday, August 29, 2007
ISBN
0732266378
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Review CROOK AS ROOKWOOD - Chris Nyst
Sunnie Gill
Friday, September 28, 2007
Blog Ned Kelly's 2006 Ceremony Report
Karen Chisholm
Wednesday, August 29, 2007

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