A Murder of Honor

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Summary: police procedural
Review: Reminds me of John Lescroart with his lawyer Dismas Hardy and homicide lieutenant Abe Glitsky series. A believable
police procedural, except for the ending.

Rating:
Summary: Andrews Murder Mystery Big Winner
Review: Robert Andrews' switch from spy novels to murder mystery was a smart move. Setting it in Washington DC provides readers with the best literary inaugural in a number of presidential terms. His writing about a veteran team of DC detectives who work to solve an intriguing mystery against difficult odds is crisp, authentic and atmospheric. His lead characters are not just plausible -- as the book progresses the reader comes to know them as real and interesting people. The plot sustains and builds interest until the final pages, and the pace is exciting. Readers should look forward eagerly to Andrews' next book and the ongoing adventures of DC Detectives Frank Kearney and Jose' Phelps.

Rating:
Summary: Andrews Murder Mystery Big Winner
Review: Robert Andrews' switch from spy novels to murder mystery was a smart move. Setting it in Washington DC provides readers with the best literary inaugural in a number of presidential terms. His writing about a veteran team of DC detectives who work to solve an intriguing mystery against difficult odds is crisp, authentic and atmospheric. His lead characters are not just plausible -- as the book progresses the reader comes to know them as real and interesting people. The plot sustains and builds interest until the final pages, and the pace is exciting. Readers should look forward eagerly to Andrews' next book and the ongoing adventures of DC Detectives Frank Kearney and Jose' Phelps.