When Good Men Die: A Sam Dawson Mystery
When Good Men Die joins others in a mystery series begun in The Pumpkin Eater, and while prior...
Skeletons in the closet are sometimes best left undiscovered and undisturbed. Enter at your own risk the closet of Hans Rudolf Gottlieb, Depression-era carnival wrestler and former Olympian who has come to the north woods to die. As he moves silently between the brutally harsh and haunting memories of his past, Hans attempts to keep the many secrets that define his life in this epic story of enduring love and tragic consequences. The author of the award-winning THE PUMPKIN EATER: A SAM DAWSON MYSTERY, Steven W. Horn, continues his blend of dramatic, intelligent, fast-paced storytelling. Photographer Sam Dawson, bored with taking pictures of cemeteries and in defiance of his editor, turns his camera toward the elderly residents of a nursing home. "We're going to see some old people," he tells his drooling bloodhound. "It'll be our little secret." But Sam uncovers more secrets than he bargained for and the...
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When Good Men Die joins others in a mystery series begun in The Pumpkin Eater, and while prior familiarity with the character of Sam Dawson is recommended, it's not a necessity to quickly absorb the unusual investigative skills of Sam, a photographer by trade.The first thing to note here is that Horn injects a wry comic sense into some... When Good Men Die: A Sam Dawson Mysteryby Steven W. HornWhen Good Men Die, is a wonderful story reminding us that history is created by living people. When we look at our past as human beings it is easier to look at the distant past Egypt, Greece, the Mayan empire or the past of some great event than the past of those closest to us.... This book kept it's secrets until the very end. The characters were engaging and I loved the way the story is told with each chapter possibly being a different time in Hans life. I have found a new author to follow.
