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A Body in a Bathhouse
- A Mitch O'Reilly Mystery, Book 1
- De: Brad Shreve
- Narrado por: Theo Sinclair
- Duración: 7 h y 41 m
- Versión completa
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General4 out of 5 stars 20
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Narración:4.5 out of 5 stars 19
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Historia4 out of 5 stars 19
On the verge of bankruptcy, private investigator Mitch O’Reilly takes any gig that comes his way while running his Eye Spy supply shop in a forgotten Los Angeles strip mall. After two tours in Afghanistan, Mitch’s life amounts to running his store, coping with his fun-loving sister Josie, and scoring with anonymous men he meets online. That changes when he gets a break. A beloved comedy scriptwriter is murdered at a bathhouse, and Mitch is hired to prove the innocence of the club custodian.
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- De Zell Oakley en 12-06-20
- A Body in a Bathhouse
- A Mitch O'Reilly Mystery, Book 1
- De: Brad Shreve
- Narrado por: Theo Sinclair
Whodunit???
Revisado: 02-12-21
A Body In A Bathhouse is an excellent murder mystery detective novel that will keep you guessing and have you, and keep you, on the edge of your seat. Its an easy book to read and it makes you want to read more. The characters are likable (most of the time) and entertaining (all of the time). They are introduced to the reader in stages. We're given new information about them throughout the novel. I felt I could identify (at least in part) with most of them. The story and the characters are so real, they could easily have been pulled from the pages of the L.A. Times. There are big and small twists to the storyline that keep you interested, sometimes scratching your head and thinking "I didn't see THAT coming!" Elements of humor are also sprinkled throughout. Its a great whodunit novel that had me guessing right up the end. This writer knows his stuff when it comes to a good murder mystery. I look forward to more adventures with Mitch.
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