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Murder on Lenox Hill
Sarah Brandt Series
by Victoria Thompson
The Sarah Brant series takes place at the turn of the Twentieth Century. Sarah is a midwife
in New York, carrying on the work of her late husband, a doctor. Her wealthy parents resent
it and wish she would come to her senses. In Murder on Lenox Hill, Sarah Brandt
takes on the case of a pregnant, mentally slow young lady. Her parents want to find out
who took advantage of her so they can deal with him. Sarah asks her good friend police
detective Frank Malloy for help.
Frank Malloy lives with his mother and deaf son. Sarah's father offers Malloy money
to find out the truth about Sarah's late husband. Sarah's father is determined to prove
the late doctor wasn't good enough for his daughter. Malloy's pride keeps him from taking
the case, but eventually his protective feelings for Sarah has him accepting it. Frank's
family goes through changes in this one. His son works on his communication skills at the
deaf school and Malloy's mother does her part in helping out. It's a touching part of the
storyline.
Murder on Lenox Hill is another impressive addition to this intriguing series.
The duo mysteries are page-turners, the historical timeline is fascinating and the characters
are credible. The continuing development of the characters is truly fascinating. I recommend
reading this series from the beginning. Highly Recommended. |
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The Book |
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Berkley Hardcover |
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June 7, 2005 |
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Hardcover |
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0425202607 |
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Historical Mystery |
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Excerpt |
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NOTE: Deaf character / young son of Frank Malloy |
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The Reviewer |
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Brenda Weeaks |
Reviewed 2005 |
NOTE:
A deaf character is accurately portrayed - uses sign language
and goes to deaf school. |
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