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''[[Dead MansMan's Hand]]'' is the seventh book in the [[Wild Cards]] series by George R.R. Martin. It was originally part of the book ''Ace in the Hole'' but was split for length reasons.
 
On waking on Monday morning from his regular nightmare, Jay Ackroyd's new assignment as Chrysalis' bodyguard gets off to a bad start when he discovers his employer's battered corpse at the Crystal Palace with an ace of spades placed conveniently on top - the calling card of the bow-and-arrow killer, Yeoman. Not trusting the nat police to put too much effort into finding the killer of a joker, Jay sets off to solve the case by himself.
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* [[Battle Couple]]: {{spoiler|Wraith and Yeoman.}}
* [[Clear My Name]]: Yeoman has plans for this, but only for the murder of {{spoiler|Chrysalis.}}
* [[Dead MansMan's Hand]]: Alluded to in the title of the book, obviously. The murderer's calling card is literally the Ace, as well.
* [[Good Versus Good]]: Yeoman and Popinjay have a notable confrontation.
* [[Fetish]]: Chrysalis was apparently this to Yeoman and Popinjay, a fact utterly lost on her.