Sudden Mischief (Spenser Mysteries)
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| Rating | : | 4.87 (750 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1590075587 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 221 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Dark, contemplative, and morally complex, "Sudden Mischief" is a brilliant mediation on the meaning of justice, love and passion.. Parker's masterful new thriller. When Susan's ne'er-do-well ex-husband turns to her after he is charged with sexual harassment, a host of other wrong-doings comes to light and Spencer reluctantly agrees to take the case. Spencer comes to the aid of his ladylove, Susan, and finds himself in the midst of a deadly conspiracy in Robert B
As always, the more-than-slightly-shady Hawk is on hand to help Spenser sort the good from the bad, but Spenser is left to his own devices when it comes to making sense of the emotional havoc the case creates in his relationship with Susan. --L.A. And what devices they are: emotionally mature and physically dynamic, Spenser once again proves himself as detective, friend, lover, and human being as Sterling's reappearance forces Susan to examine her past and her conscience while searching for her own autonomy. Sudden Mischief, the 25th Spenser novel, finds Robert B. Parker's seemingly ageless sleuth once again engaging Boston's bad guys and sorting out life's moral dilemmas, all (or mostly) in the name of love. When Spenser's girlfriend, psychiatrist Susan Silverman, asks him to investigate charges of sexual harassment leveled against her ex-husband, Brad Sterling, the detective agrees, though the assignment "shows every sign of not worki
The Accidental Therapist. Spenser's Sigmund Sofa Shines Susan's Spirit. Self-Actualization Be Done. Linda G. Shelnutt SUDDEN MISCHIEF, # 25 in the Spenser series, provided another prime work up on the Man/Woman relationship scene, dealing with ex-hubby scars, Susan's turtle-snap moods, and a new-and-improved conversational skill from Dr. Sigmund Spenser. I'm roaring onwa. Delighted Again This book is a favorite of mine. I read and reread It often. It contains familiar characters interactiing in different ways. That makes it quite interesting.. Spenser goes to his class reunion While enjoyable most of the time, this book reminded me of a "This Is Your Life" episode.Without any real reason, Spenser runs into any number of people from previous books (e.g., Rachel Wallace). It's the equivalent of a class reunion, completed with bor