Jigsaw (87th Precinct Mysteries (Paperback))

Rating:
Summary: Gripping a real masterpiece
Review: A fine 87Th precinct novel with much suspence and wit.
A true McBain story:easy to read,fine deduction,true procedures and difficult to put down.
Try also the audi:Impossible to put out....
Was -much to my surprise-a plot adapted for a Colombo movie-as was 'As long as you both shall live'.

Rating:
Summary: JIGSAW IS A PUZZLE!!!
Review: A man is found dead with a piece of a picture in his hand. This piece is part of a puzzle that shows where money from a robbery, of seven years ago, is located. The piece turns out to be one of eight pieces held by different people. There is also a list of names that have been torn into two pieces. People that hold the pieces are turning up dead. Arthur Brown and Steve Carella try to solve the mystery. They are assisted by Myer Myer and Cotton Hawes. A former insurance investigator is involved. Brown gets beaten up but through it all the 87th comes through. The book is a little slow moving at times, not hardly as good as most of the other McBain book I have read. It will still hold your attention and is well worth the read.

Rating:
Summary: mcbain is the master
Review: Another outstanding entry in the 87th Precinct police procedurals. This one will keep you up all night.

Rating:
Summary: mcbain is the master
Review: Another outstanding entry in the 87th Precinct police procedurals. This one will keep you up all night.