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The Cold Six Thousand by James Ellroy

The Cold Six Thousand

by James Ellroy
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  • May 1, 2001, 688 pages
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  • Jun 2002, 688 pages
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it's a really cool book, the story has a fast pace, there are a lot of funny elements in the book, like jew-nited states. there are also a couple pieces that are a bit boring, but generally i liked it.
There are some surprising things like to find out that wayne was sent to dallas by his father.
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