Bloody Ten Davey Goldman Series William F Love Books
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An unlikely alliance between a cynical New York private eye, Davey Goldman, and a Catholic Bishop, Regan, cannot go unnoticed… But the two seem to have an unwritten agreement; when one of Goldman’s cases gets too tough, he turns to the genius Bishop Regan, who is all too eager to help. When Jim Kearney’s long-lost brother, Nick, shows up demanding money from his estranged father, Jim goes to Davey for help. But before Davey can earn his money, Nick is dead. And Davey has committed the slightly illegal act of shielding the number-one suspect his client. Davey is convinced that Jim is innocent and goes to all lengths to prove that he is. With the police unimpressed with Davey’s attempts to protect Jim, it’s left to Davey and Bishop Regan to prove Jim’s innocence once and for all whilst working out who the real suspect is. And with new suspects turning up everywhere they turn, Davey and Bishop Regan soon start to wonder if they will ever unravel the truth… Bloody Ten is an intriguing crime thriller filled with suspicion and lies.
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“A Bloody Ten is the grade a profane Briton might give this new mystery by Bill Love. A meaty suspenseful read." — Ralph Mclnemy, author of the Father Dowling Series “A well-developed cast, tightly structured plot and cleverly placed details end with the bishop’s questions in an llth-hour, nail-biting conclusion.”— Publishers Weekly William F. Love was a Benedictine monk at St. Gregory’s Abbey, Shawnee, Oklahoma, and was ordained as a priest in 1958. Following his resignation from the priesthood, he became a banker and banking consultant in Chicago. He holds a degree from St. John’s University in Collegeville, Minnesota, and an M.B.A. from the University of Chicago. He makes his home with his family in a suburb of Chicago.Bloody Ten Davey Goldman Series William F Love Books
So an atheist Jew who used to be a cop and a Catholic bishop who uses a wheelchair go into a bar...Okay, yes, the premise of the novel does sound rather like the start of a bad joke. Instead, it's rather a variation on Rex Stout's Nero Wolfe series, complete with a genius who rarely leaves the house (the bishop) and a smart alec PI who does all the legwork and has an appreciative eye for pretty women and a sardonic tongue around the cops. Goldman (the former police officer who's now a PI and the bishop's assistant) is more introspective and emotionally involved than Archie Goodwin and Bishop Regan is more sociable than Nero Wolfe, but the New York setting, emphasis on a mix of subtle clues and psychology, and classic structure, including gathering all the suspects, will all be familiar. The plot keeps up a brisk pace and overall, it's an entertaining read.
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Bloody Ten Davey Goldman Series William F Love Books Reviews
Good plot and good storyline, but a weak ending. A simplistic solution based on amateur psychology. Therefore only three stars.
Great series. Several suspects. But big surprise at the end. Dynamic Duo..Davey and the Bishop solve another one. Lots of rhetorical comments
Another Davey and the Bishop story. Was really enjoyable and a fairly fast read. I love this duo and can't wait for more from Mr. Love.
I enjoyed this book. It held my interest to the very end although I was a bit disappointed in the murderer's motive. I thought the author could have been bit more creative in this regard.
I have read two books featuring the Bishop and Davey Goldman and enjoyed each one immensely. They remind me very much of Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin in Rex Stout's books. Didn't figure out the murderer in either book. Twists and turns and well written characters. Looking forward to reading more.
Though the story sometimes lags, the author keeps the reader on track, and keeps you guessing right up till the end. The story is well thought out and written, the characters are, for the most part, believable, and the dialogue is well written. I enjoy reading this author's works immensely.
So an atheist Jew who used to be a cop and a Catholic bishop who uses a wheelchair go into a bar...
Okay, yes, the premise of the novel does sound rather like the start of a bad joke. Instead, it's rather a variation on Rex Stout's Nero Wolfe series, complete with a genius who rarely leaves the house (the bishop) and a smart alec PI who does all the legwork and has an appreciative eye for pretty women and a sardonic tongue around the cops. Goldman (the former police officer who's now a PI and the bishop's assistant) is more introspective and emotionally involved than Archie Goodwin and Bishop Regan is more sociable than Nero Wolfe, but the New York setting, emphasis on a mix of subtle clues and psychology, and classic structure, including gathering all the suspects, will all be familiar. The plot keeps up a brisk pace and overall, it's an entertaining read.
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