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000427960 1001_ $$aMann, George.
000427960 24510 $$aGhosts of Manhattan /$$cby George Mann.
000427960 260__ $$aAmherst, NY :$$bPyr,$$c2010.
000427960 300__ $$a237 p. ;$$c23 cm.
000427960 520__ $$aIn an alternate 1927, a gangster known as the Roman is terrorizing Manhattan, and the vigilante hero known as the Ghost aims to stop him. The Roman is responsible for a series of gruesome murders, in which ancient but unbelievably fresh and unmarred Roman coins are left with the victims. The police are understandably stymied. The Roman is more than he seems at first glance. He has moss golems working in his gang, and he's unusually interested in some pieces of ancient art in the Metropolitan Museum. There are far more sinister things afoot than a mere gangster. Fortunately, the Ghost is up for the challenge, with some well-timed assistance by detective Donovan.
000427960 651_0 $$aManhattan (New York, N.Y.)$$vFiction.
000427960 655_7 $$aFantasy fiction.$$2lcgft
000427960 655_7 $$aDetective and mystery fiction.$$2lcgft
000427960 655_7 $$aSteampunk fiction.$$2lcgft
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