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Book Title
Kindness of Strangers
Publication Name
The Kindness of Strangers
Title
The Kindness of Strangers
Author
Andy Weinberger
Format
Hardcover
EAN
9781684428175
ISBN
9781684428175
Publisher
Turner Publishing Company
Genre
Fiction
Release Date
26/05/2022
Release Year
2022
Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
US
Item Height
228mm
Item Length
9in
Series
Amos Parisman Mysteries
Publication Year
2022
Topic
Crime, Mystery & Detective / General, Mystery & Detective / Private Investigators
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
0 Oz
Number of Pages
290 Pages

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In the third installment of the Amos Parisman Mysteries series, Amos finds himself on the twisted trail of a dangerous killer as he enters the heart of inequity in his community. Amos Parisman, L.A.'s oldest and most stubborn Jewish gumshoe, has never learned how to properly retire. He has little to do and his options are narrowing day by day, until he stumbles across the body of a local homeless woman in Park La Brea. Despite the instruction of Amos' comrade, Lieutenant Malloy, who tells him not to get involved, the police find that they could use someone unconventional like Parisman, someone who knows the neighborhood and is willing to go the extra mile. As more homeless people begin turning up dead in the area, though, Amos soon realizes he is hunting a serial killer with a gruesome vendetta against the vulnerable and disadvantaged. Battling moral and civil questions regarding the invisible class, The Kindness of Strangers is a gripping look into the lives of those who sleep in the dust, the value we place on those who aren't like us, and the damage that homelessness inflicts on the human spirit.

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Publisher
Turner Publishing Company
ISBN-10
1684428173
ISBN-13
9781684428175
eBay Product ID (ePID)
5050098782

Product Key Features

Book Title
Kindness of Strangers
Author
Andy Weinberger
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Crime, Mystery & Detective / General, Mystery & Detective / Private Investigators
Publication Year
2022
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
290 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9in
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
0 Oz

Additional Product Features

Series Volume Number
3
Lc Classification Number
Ps3623.E4324234k56
Reviews
"There's a melancholy tone of loss in Weinberger's follow-up to Reason to Kill . The purposeful pace is befitting of the aging Amos as he tackles a case whose victims are largely neglected by society . " Library Journal "Smoothly paced . . . [ The Kindness of Strangers ] has all the characteristics of traditional noir--harsh urban street life versus cloistered affluence; cheap dives and hangouts; an eclectic mix of eccentric secondary characters . . . Weinberger offers a gentle counterbalance to Walter Mosley's more hard-knuckled Easy Rawlins series." Publishers Weekly "A wonderful voice, great storytelling, and a completely unique character." First Clue "Down in L.A., Andy Weinberger's detective Amos Parisman is a Talmudic gumshoe--he's ethically motivated, and often in his investigations, life is really more about asking the right questions than assuming you will actually find the right answers. (I daydream Parisman meeting Eddie Muller, the host of Noir Alley for TCM, in a dive near the Chateau Marmont and talking all night.) Since Weinberger 'started late' as a writer, it's only fair to his loyal readers that he finds a way to continue writing about Amos Parisman and Lieutenant Malloy well into the afterlife. Weinberger is an astonishingly gifted and big-hearted storyteller." --Howard Norman, author of Next Life Might Be Kinder "If you wish someone still wrote classic, hard-boiled detective novels, Andy Weinberger does! Every installment in this series is a pure pleasure to read, and The Kindness of Strangers is no exception. Amos Parisman is a cantankerous but large-hearted old man pursuing wrongdoers for all the right reasons. His voice is pitch-perfect, and the Los Angeles he inhabits is instantly familiar. Any fan of authentic detective fiction will adore this novel." Amy Stewart, bestselling author of the Kopp Sisters Series "The Kindness of Strangers combines an engrossing mystery with a vivid feeling of humanity. The Amos Parisman series is equal parts suspenseful and soulful, witty and worldly wise, entertaining and heart-breaking. And he's Jewish, too! What's not to like?" Elliott Kalan, co-host of The Flop House podcast, "There's a melancholy tone of loss in Weinberger's follow-up to Reason to Kill . The purposeful pace is befitting of the aging Amos as he tackles a case whose victims are largely neglected by society . " Library Journal "Smoothly paced . . . [ The Kindness of Strangers ] has all the characteristics of traditional noir--harsh urban street life versus cloistered affluence; cheap dives and hangouts; an eclectic mix of eccentric secondary characters . . . Weinberger offers a gentle counterbalance to Walter Mosley's more hard-knuckled Easy Rawlins series." Publishers Weekly "Compelling . . . The novel evokes Los Angeles as few do . . . Angelinos will find themselves at home in the novel's physical and culinary landscape." -- The Jewish News of Northern California "A wonderful voice, great storytelling, and a completely unique character." First Clue "Down in L.A., Andy Weinberger's detective Amos Parisman is a Talmudic gumshoe--he's ethically motivated, and often in his investigations, life is really more about asking the right questions than assuming you will actually find the right answers. (I daydream Parisman meeting Eddie Muller, the host of Noir Alley for TCM, in a dive near the Chateau Marmont and talking all night.) Since Weinberger 'started late' as a writer, it's only fair to his loyal readers that he finds a way to continue writing about Amos Parisman and Lieutenant Malloy well into the afterlife. Weinberger is an astonishingly gifted and big-hearted storyteller." --Howard Norman, author of Next Life Might Be Kinder "If you wish someone still wrote classic, hard-boiled detective novels, Andy Weinberger does! Every installment in this series is a pure pleasure to read, and The Kindness of Strangers is no exception. Amos Parisman is a cantankerous but large-hearted old man pursuing wrongdoers for all the right reasons. His voice is pitch-perfect, and the Los Angeles he inhabits is instantly familiar. Any fan of authentic detective fiction will adore this novel." Amy Stewart, bestselling author of the Kopp Sisters Series "The Kindness of Strangers combines an engrossing mystery with a vivid feeling of humanity. The Amos Parisman series is equal parts suspenseful and soulful, witty and worldly wise, entertaining and heart-breaking. And he's Jewish, too! What's not to like?" Elliott Kalan, co-host of The Flop House podcast, "Down in L.A., Andy Weinberger's detective Amos Parisman is a Talmudic gumshoe--he's ethically motivated, and often in his investigations, life is really more about asking the right questions than assuming you will actually find the right answers. (I daydream Parisman meeting Eddie Muller, the host of Noir Alley for TCM, in a dive near the Chateau Marmont and talking all night.) Since Weinberger 'started late' as a writer, it's only fair to his loyal readers that he finds a way to continue writing about Amos Parisman and Lieutenant Malloy well into the afterlife. Weinberger is an astonishingly gifted and big-hearted storyteller." --Howard Norman, author of Next Life Might Be Kinder "If you wish someone still wrote classic, hard-boiled detective novels, Andy Weinberger does! Every installment in this series is a pure pleasure to read, and The Kindness of Strangers is no exception. Amos Parisman is a cantankerous but large-hearted old man pursuing wrongdoers for all the right reasons. His voice is pitch-perfect, and the Los Angeles he inhabits is instantly familiar. Any fan of authentic detective fiction will adore this novel." Amy Stewart, bestselling author of the Kopp Sisters Series "The Kindness of Strangers combines an engrossing mystery with a vivid feeling of humanity. The Amos Parisman series is equal parts suspenseful and soulful, witty and worldly wise, entertaining and heart-breaking. And he's Jewish, too! What's not to like?" Elliott Kalan, co-host of The Flop House podcast, "If you wish someone still wrote classic, hard-boiled detective novels, Andy Weinberger does! Every installment in this series is a pure pleasure to read, and The Kindness of Strangers is no exception. Amos Parisman is a cantankerous but large-hearted old man pursuing wrongdoers for all the right reasons. His voice is pitch-perfect, and the Los Angeles he inhabits is instantly familiar. Any fan of authentic detective fiction will adore this novel." Amy Stewart, bestselling author of the Kopp Sisters Series "The Kindness of Strangers combines an engrossing mystery with a vivid feeling of humanity. The Amos Parisman series is equal parts suspenseful and soulful, witty and worldly wise, entertaining and heart-breaking. And he's Jewish, too! What's not to like?" Elliott Kalan, co-host of The Flop House podcast, "There's a melancholy tone of loss in Weinberger's follow-up to Reason to Kill . The purposeful pace is befitting of the aging Amos as he tackles a case whose victims are largely neglected by society . " Library Journal "Smoothly paced . . . [ The Kindness of Strangers ] has all the characteristics of traditional noir--harsh urban street life versus cloistered affluence; cheap dives and hangouts; an eclectic mix of eccentric secondary characters . . . Weinberger offers a gentle counterbalance to Walter Mosley's more hard-knuckled Easy Rawlins series." Publishers Weekly "Compelling . . . The novel evokes Los Angeles as few do . . . Angelinos will find themselves at home in the novel's physical and culinary landscape." -- The Jewish News of Northern California "A wonderful voice, great storytelling, and a completely unique character." First Clue "Down in L.A., Andy Weinberger's detective Amos Parisman is a Talmudic gumshoe--he's ethically motivated, and often in his investigations, life is really more about asking the right questions than assuming you will actually find the right answers. (I daydream Parisman meeting Eddie Muller, the host of Noir Alley for TCM, in a dive near the Chateau Marmont and talking all night.) Since Weinberger 'started late' as a writer, it's only fair to his loyal readers that he finds a way to continue writing about Amos Parisman and Lieutenant Malloy well into the afterlife. Weinberger is an astonishingly gifted and big-hearted storyteller." --Howard Norman, author of Next Life Might Be Kinder "If you wish someone still wrote classic, hard-boiled detective novels, Andy Weinberger does! Every installment in this series is a pure pleasure to read, and The Kindness of Strangers is no exception. Amos Parisman is a cantankerous but large-hearted old man pursuing wrongdoers for all the right reasons. His voice is pitch-perfect, and the Los Angeles he inhabits is instantly familiar. Any fan of authentic detective fiction will adore this novel." Amy Stewart, bestselling author of the Kopp Sisters Series " The Kindness of Strangers combines an engrossing mystery with a vivid feeling of humanity. The Amos Parisman series is equal parts suspenseful and soulful, witty and worldly wise, entertaining and heart-breaking. And he's Jewish, too! What's not to like?" Elliott Kalan, co-host of The Flop House podcast "Well-seasoned Los Angeles private detective Amos Parisman has just stumbled upon a fresh crime scene that pulls him out of retirement...sharp and fun to read." --Esther Schnaidman, Association of Jewish Libraries, "Smoothly paced . . . [ The Kindness of Strangers ] has all the characteristics of traditional noir--harsh urban street life versus cloistered affluence; cheap dives and hangouts; an eclectic mix of eccentric secondary characters . . . Weinberger offers a gentle counterbalance to Walter Mosley's more hard-knuckled Easy Rawlins series." Publishers Weekly "A wonderful voice, great storytelling, and a completely unique character." First Clue "Down in L.A., Andy Weinberger's detective Amos Parisman is a Talmudic gumshoe--he's ethically motivated, and often in his investigations, life is really more about asking the right questions than assuming you will actually find the right answers. (I daydream Parisman meeting Eddie Muller, the host of Noir Alley for TCM, in a dive nearthe Chateau Marmont and talking all night.) Since Weinberger 'started late' as a writer, it's only fair to his loyal readers that he finds a way to continue writing about Amos Parisman and Lieutenant Malloy well into the afterlife. Weinberger is an astonishingly gifted and big-hearted storyteller." --Howard Norman, author of Next Life Might BeKinder "If you wish someone still wrote classic, hard-boiled detectivenovels, Andy Weinberger does! Every installment in this series is a pure pleasure to read, and The Kindness of Strangers is no exception. Amos Parisman is a cantankerous but large-hearted old man pursuing wrongdoers for all the right reasons. His voice is pitch-perfect, and the Los Angeles he inhabits is instantly familiar. Any fan of authentic detective fiction will adore this novel." Amy Stewart, bestselling author of the Kopp Sisters Series "The Kindness of Strangers combines an engrossing mystery with a vivid feeling of humanity. The Amos Parisman series is equal parts suspenseful and soulful, witty and worldly wise, entertaining and heart-breaking. And he's Jewish, too! What's not to like?" Elliott Kalan, co-host of The Flop House podcast, "The Kindness of Strangers combines an engrossing mystery with a vivid feeling of humanity. The Amos Parisman series is equal parts suspenseful and soulful, witty and worldly wise, entertaining and heart-breaking. And he's Jewish, too! What's not to like?" Elliott Kalan, co-host of The Flop House podcast
Lccn
2021-028298
Dewey Decimal
813/.6
Series
Amos Parisman Mysteries Ser.
Dewey Edition
23

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