Dead Detective Mysteries: Desolate Angel (Paperback)

from grandpahobo

The story was good. The premise of narrator and co-protagonist being a ghost added an interesting twist. I thought the self-reflection was a bit over done. I also thought the extensive and overly detailed descriptions of the things he "sensed" from other characters tended to bog the story down. T...

from Janientrelac

Good hook, first person narrative by dead policeman ghost, who is totalling repentant about his pre-death behavior but it's over written. The some points are made over and over again.

from Jim53

In Desolate Angel we meet Kevin Fahey, the dead detective. Killed in a drug bust gone bad, Kevin finds himself hanging around the scene of his former life. He doesn't understand why he hasn't gone elsewhere; perhaps he has unfinished business from his pitiful life. Fahey looks back on his life an...

from cathyskye

First Line: A man lies dying on the grime-encrusted floor of an abandoned house on the banks of the Delaware. The man who lies dying on the dirty floor is Kevin Fahey, a second-rate cop, a mediocre husband and father, and the narrator of this book. As Fahey himself now says: "I am a ghost haun...

from TheLibraryhag

Detective Kevin Fahey is dead and working harder than ever. After dying in the line of duty, Fahey is just stuck, hanging around and watching people. He is learning a lot about human nature because his perception has been enhanced. One day he is approached by another ghost, that of a victim of a ...