ABOUT THE VIDEO:
From Donald Westlake, author of the hard-biting Parker novels (as Richard Stark), comes the story of Tim Smith, the local private eye of a small town in upstate New York. He's friends with all the big men in town like the City Council and the Mayor and happens to also have dirt on them. He has no particular inclination to use any of it either, that is, until someone tries to kill him one evening, spurred on by paranoia that Smith will squawk to a moralizing political organization rolling in to cleanup the governmental corruption in town. Now Smith must track down who among his "friends" wants him dead before they succeed in shutting him up! - Summary and read by Ben Tucker
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CHAPTERS:
00:00:00 - 01 - Chapter One
00:08:26 - 02 - Chapter Two
00:16:05 - 03 - Chapter Three
00:26:41- 04 - Chapter Four
00:34:23 - 05 - Chapter Five
00:42:10- 06 - Chapter Six
01:02:00 - 07 - Chapter Seven
01:11:54 - 08 - Chapter Eight
01:17:07 - 09 - Chapter Nine
01:26:28 - 10 - Chapter Ten
01:35:42 - 11 - Chapter Eleven
01:48:53 - 12 - Chapter Twelve
01:52:54- 13 - Chapter Thirteen
01:59:46 - 14 - Chapter Fourteen
02:04:34 - 15 - Chapter Fifteen
02:08:12 - 16 - Chapter Sixteen
02:12:06 - 17 - Chapter Seventeen
02:18:38 - 18 - Chapter Eighteen
02:25:25 - 19 - Chapter Nineteen
02:31:22 - 20 - Chapter Twenty
02:41:42 - 21 - Chapter Twenty-One
02:44:18 - 22 - Chapter Twenty-Two
02:49:07 - 23 - Chapter Twenty-Three
03:01:19 - 24 - Chapter Twenty-Four
03:05:03 - 25 - Chapter Twenty-Five
03:18:24 - 26 - Chapter Twenty-Six
03:24:29 - 27 - Chapter Twenty-Seven
03:29:10 - 28 - Chapter Twenty-Eight
03:41:47 - 29 - Chapter Twenty-Nine
03:58:53 - 30 - Chapter Thirty
04:05:30 - 31 - Chapter Thirty-One
04:08:18 - 32 - Chapter Thirty-Two
04:11:43- 33 - Chapter Thirty-Three
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Donald E. Westlake (1933 - 2008)
Donald Edwin Westlake (July 12, 1933 - December 31, 2008) was an American writer, with over a hundred novels and non-fiction books to his credit. He specialized in crime fiction, especially comic capers, with an occasional foray into science fiction or other genres.