Monk Mr. Monk and the Two Assistants, Book 4, (Paperback)

from virginiahomeschooler

I have now read all of the Monk books by Lee Goldberg, and this one was definitely one of my favorites. Goldberg, who was a writer for the show, always gets the voices of the characters just right, and the scenes with Sharona and Natalie were written perfectly. I read these books out of order, an...

from bookwormteri

For some unknown reason I kept thinking of two male assistants...I have seen the show and am aware of the characters, but that was what was in my head. A good showing though, love that Sharona was brought back and how the two women reacted to each other. A quick, fun read.

from sweetiegherkin

In this installment of the book series based on the TV show, a series of unfortunate events results in Monk being face to face with his former assistant Sharona, who has recently returned back to San Francisco. To the confoundment of his current assistant Natalie, Monk seems ready to take Sharona...

from jfe16

With her husband accused of murder, Sharona Fleming believes he hasn't really changed and she leaves him. Returning to San Francisco, she finds a job as an emergency room nurse. A chance encounter with Adrian Monk leads her to determine that the detective isn't angry with her and she makes some e...

from cannellfan

I was looking forward to this, considering that I thought Goldberg had done a remarkable job with the "voices" of the cast of Monk characters in the previous three Monk novels, and I was eager to see how well he handled the return of Sharona. Unfortunately, this novel came across rather flat for ...