Park Avenue (Book Six in the Fifth Avenue Series)
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Acknowledgments
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help with this book and other assistance, I’m particularly grateful to Erich
Kaiser, my parents Ross Smith and Ann Smith, Justin Libby, Margaret Nagle,
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Smith, Blanche, the team at Odyl, my friends at UMaine, and my amazing
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like to thank my friends Ted Adams and Bari Khan for exposing me to the darker
side of Manhattan, even if they didn’t know they were doing so at the time; to
those other unnamed men and women who introduced the author to the real
Manhattan while I researched this book; and to friends, old and new, all of
whom either helped to shape this book or who offered support as it was written.
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The Fifth Avenue
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Fifth
Avenue (Book One in the Fifth Avenue Series)
Running of
the Bulls (Book Two in the Fifth Avenue Series)
From
Manhattan with Love (Novella Three in the Fifth Avenue Series)
A Rush to
Violence (Book Four in the Fifth Avenue Series)
From
Manhattan with Revenge (Book Five in the Fifth Avenue Series)
Park
Avenue (Book Six in the Fifth Avenue Series)
The Fifth
Avenue Series Boxed Set
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Manhattan with Love and Revenge Boxed Set
The Bullied Series
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Chapter One
August
New York City
Amused to be here again, Vincent Spocatti stepped out of the
limousine, cut through the crowds on
Fifth
Avenue
and moved into the absolute quiet of the Manhattan Enterprises
Building.
It had been three years
since he’d been in this towering monster of glass and steel, and he hadn’t
missed any of it.
He moved across the lobby, held up an ID for the guard
sitting at the front desk and was asked to move to the hallway at his
left.
Spocatti did and approached a
private elevator, which opened for him when he neared it.
Fancy
, he thought.
He was about to meet the man who was the executor of Louis
Ryan’s will and he couldn’t help wondering exactly how many Redmans he’d be
asked to knock off this time.
He assumed it would be those who hadn’t died the first time
around.
Maybe more.
Maybe less.
Even in death, who knew with Ryan?
Maybe there were others he wanted
Spocatti to take down.
One can hope.
The elevator stopped on the forty-ninth floor.
The doors whisked open and Spocatti was
faced with a younger man who resembled him—just under six feet, muscular,
dark hair, a handsome face drained of emotion.
“This way, Mr. Spocatti.”