The kidnapping of an innocent child. The murder of a witchy, widely hated socialite. A shooting with ties to the banking crisis and economic meltdown. It's all in a day's work for Detective Chief Superintendent George Parrot and his partner Detective Inspector Daniel Sweeney.
Alan Roberts' Parrot & Sweeney (Alan Roberts, 2012) is a delightful trilogy of good, old-fashioned detective stories. There are no explosions, car chases, or shoot-outs here. Instead, Parrot and Sweeney solve cases with police work, deduction, and the occasional bit of luck. Humorous, clever, and entertaining, Parrot & Sweeney is a very enjoyable read.
I received a complimentary copy of Parrot & Sweeney to facilitate my review. No other compensation was received. For full disclosure, see the sidebar.
5 comments:
Now THIS sounds like fun!!
When do you read all this stuff?
nice...think i could def get into this one....
Thanks for the review, MZ!
Love when they catch the bad guy. They are becoming smarter than police and/or detectives today
This sounds like a good one.
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