Lois N. (Booklover57) reviewed Festival of Deaths (Gregor Demarkian, Bk 10) on + 44 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
As murder mysteries go, this was just ok....I expected more in the way of holiday theme, but it was lacking there. I had never read this author before, but suspect there are other books of similar content.
Janet L. (proudgrandma) reviewed Festival of Deaths (Gregor Demarkian, Bk 10) on + 285 more book reviews
"DAZZLINGLY INGENIOUS, JANE HADDAM'S...NOVELS PROVIDE STYLE, HUMOR AND PHILOSOPHY BLENDED WITH GORE GALORE--THEY'RE REAL SPELLBINDERS, SPARKLINGLY WRITTEN AND SMASHINGLY PLOTTED." -- The Drood Review of Mystery
EIGHT NIGHTS OF MURDER
That's what Hanukkah in Philadelphia shapes up to be this year, as a killer stalks America's most outrageous talk show host from New York to the City of Brotherly Love--bailwick of ex-FBI man Gregor Demarkian.
The good folks on Cavanaugh Street have cajoled Gregor into appearing on Lotte Goldman's always controversial TV show. The topic: Sex and the Serial Killer. But Gregor is soon drawn into a jungle of the behind-the-cameria politics and off-the-set malice. He'll have to outbluff a murderer...before death lights a candle for them all.
EIGHT NIGHTS OF MURDER
That's what Hanukkah in Philadelphia shapes up to be this year, as a killer stalks America's most outrageous talk show host from New York to the City of Brotherly Love--bailwick of ex-FBI man Gregor Demarkian.
The good folks on Cavanaugh Street have cajoled Gregor into appearing on Lotte Goldman's always controversial TV show. The topic: Sex and the Serial Killer. But Gregor is soon drawn into a jungle of the behind-the-cameria politics and off-the-set malice. He'll have to outbluff a murderer...before death lights a candle for them all.
Since Lotte Goldman's TV show specializes in exploring guests' sexual secrets, its employees take the unusual in stride -- but even they are caught off guard when the program's all-around boss, DeAnna Kroll, discovers the body of talent coordinator Maria Gonzalez in a storeroom with her face beaten in. Lotte and her crew are scheduled to hit the road for Philadelphia, where one of her first interviews is to be with ex-FBI agent Gregor Demarkian (most recently featured in Dear Old Dead) and a convicted serial killer. Before the show can begin, high-pitched screams lead Gregor to a second victim, whose face has also been destroyed. Being right on the scene, how can Gregor not help his friend, Philadelphia police detective John Jackman, close in on the killer?
very good