Put a Lid on It by Donald E Westlake - 2002 - First edition

$ 6.84

Personalize: Yes Inscribed: Yes Format: Hardcover width: 6.2 in Item Height: 1 in Item Length: 9.2 in Number of Pages: 256 Pages Original Language: English height: 1 in Country of Origin: United States Publication Year: 2002 Type: Novel Personalized: Yes Language: English Special Attributes: 1st Edition, Dust Jacket Author: Donald Westlake Personalization Instructions: TO JUDY YOU DO GOOD DAUGHTER DONALD E. WESTLAKE Country of Manufacture: United States ISBN: 9780892967186 Signed: Yes Signed By: DONALD E. WESTLAKE Publisher: Grand Central Publishing Item Weight: 15.4 Oz Topic: Thrillers / Suspense, Political, Mystery & Detective / General Genre: Fiction Book Title: Put a Lid on It Item Width: 6.2 in Subject: Mystery, Thriller

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Put a Lid on It by Donald E Westlake - 2002 - First edition. Wonderful hardcover mystery book by Donald E. Westlake, Put a Lid On It, 2002, 247 pages. The dust jacket is in excellent condition with very light wear. The book itself is covered in black with silver lettering on the spine. Wonderful hardcover mystery book by Donald E. Westlake, Put a Lid On It , 2002, 247 pages. The book measures appx 8 ¾” by 5 ¾”. The dust jacket is in excellent condition with very light wear. The book itself is covered in black with silver lettering on the spine. The book is in excellent condition with light shelf wear. Francis Xavier Meehan (Meehan to his friends, “Halt!” to the cops) has ten thousand rules to live by, but only one way to make a living: stealing. Then a man in a checked jacket from Washington comes to meet Meehan in the Manhattan Correctional Center with an offer Meehan cannot refuse. For somewhere out there is an October Surprise that may dethrone the sitting president of the United States. The Washington man wants Meehan to steal the incriminating evidence and keep the president’s secret in the dark. What Meehan gets out of the deal is his freedom—and maybe a little something on the side. What the president gets is another term in the White House—instead of one in jail. Yet on the plane ride down to meet more guys from Washington (but with better suits), the well-thought out plan begins to unravel. The problem Meehan faces is that no one in Washington can keep a lip buttoned—and a bunch of politicos, spies, and thugs are leaking trouble his way. Suddenly it seems that Meehan’s mission is about to go the way of Watergate. There’s only one difference: This time they chose the right guy for the job. Hail to the thief!